Tiraspol, June 22. /Novosti Pridnestrovya/. The head of the Autonomous Non-Commercial Organization Eurasian Integration Alexander Argunov during working visit to Pridnestrovie checked the readiness degree of the TB dispensary in Rybnitsa. Following the results of inspection, the decision to convene the State Commission for acquisition of this complete medical facility on June 29 was made.
Pre-commissioning activities, installment of medical equipment, preparation of workplaces, cleaning of rooms and surrounding area are carried out in the building of the TB dispensary now. The list of equipment for the Rybnitsa TB dispensary includes about 730 items to the value of 32 million Russian rubles, the press service of the ANO notes.
Also, Alexander Argunov inspected the construction works at the school of the Tashlyk Village. Installation of an utility system, internal and external finishing of walls, landscaping of the territory are carried out at the facility. ANO expects the first acquisition of the school equipment at the end of the month. It is planned to comission the school by September 1, 2016. Finishing work of the facade is carried out in the chemotherapy pavilion in Tiraspol.
After the inspection, Alexander Argunov held a working meeting with the representatives of the subcontracting organization working with NET LLC on the issues concerning the settlement of the mutual financial claims formed between the economic entities and the development of repayment mechanisms for the existing debts.
5 preschool institutions, a building of the PSU medical faculty and a batching plant have already been built within the Russian social and humanitarian program of the ANO Eurasian Integration in Pridnestrovie since 2013. Projects on organization and computer equipment of 19 resource centers in the PSU have been implemented, and 8 hi-tech ambulance cars and 4 modern trolleybuses were delivered.
7 more social facilities are under construction: pediatric hospital, chemotherapy pavilion, two TB facilities and two high schools. Implementation of the program is supervised by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the Russian President's envoy for Pridnestrovie Dmitry Rogozin.
