Pushilin instructed to solve problems with water and medicine in Khutor Shirokom
Head of Donetsk People’s Republic Denis Pushilin held a meeting with residents of Khutor Shirokiy

The head of the Donetsk People’s Republic Denis Pushilin held a meeting with the residents of Khutor Shirokiy. It determined what work should be done first.
“We continue to put in order the municipal infrastructure of Donetsk and improve living conditions in urban settlements,” Denis Pushilin said.
On water supply, the head of the republic instructed the general director of the DPR Water Donbass State Unitary Enterprise Andrei Grigoriev to eliminate gusts on Kviring Street in the near future and restore water supply to houses. In January, a major replacement of the water pipeline section with a length of up to a kilometer was planned.
“I instructed the general director of the DPR Water Donbass State Unitary Enterprise Andrei Grigoriev to eliminate gusts on Kviring Street in the near future and restore water supply to houses,” Pushilin said.
Another section of the water supply network should be transferred to the balance of "Water of Donbass". This will allow the company to deal with its maintenance and repair. The head of Donetsk Alexei Kulemzin was instructed to begin the procedure for designing an ownerless object. At the same time, they will seek to repair the damage without waiting for all the formalities to be completed.
For medical care, together with the Ministry of Health, the organization of reception of residents directly in the village will be worked out. Consider the possibility of selecting a doctor on duty or a nurse.
“Together with the Ministry of Health, we will work out the organization of reception of residents directly in the village,” the head of the DPR said.
As part of the improvement, we agreed to create a children's and sports grounds. The place will be determined together with residents by voting, then the necessary funding will be found.
“I will control not only the timing, but also the result that residents should see,” Denis Pushilin concluded.



