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Belgorod Governor: 10 apartments for orphans will appear in Valuiki until November

Governor of Belgorod region Alexander Shuvaev checked the construction of houses for orphans in Valuyki

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Belgorod Governor: 10 apartments for orphans will appear in Valuiki until November

The Governor of the Belgorod region Alexander Shuvaev checked the construction of houses for orphans in Valuyki. This year, 10 young people will be provided with housing.

There will be four blocked houses in the city. At the moment, specialists are conducting internal finishing works and improving the territory.

Homes are 90% ready. As Alexander Shuvaev noted, the pace of construction is good, and the contractor has no violations. Construction is scheduled to be completed by November 1.

“The task is to deliver the house on time and without comment. Orphans need to get the keys to new housing. Let these houses become truly native for the children - with warmth, comfort and care, the head of the region summed up.

By the end of the year, 47 apartments for orphans will appear in the Belgorod district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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