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Reconstruction of medical institutions in Karelia: plans for 2027

Next year, large-scale work is planned to update 13 healthcare facilities in the Republic of Karelia

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Reconstruction of medical institutions in Karelia: plans for 2027

Next year, large-scale work is planned to upgrade 13 healthcare facilities in the Republic of Karelia. This was announced by the Minister of health of the region Mikhail Okhlopkov, sharing information on his page in the social network “Vkontakte”.

The implementation of the upcoming changes will be carried out within the framework of the program of modernization of primary health care, which is part of the national project “Long and active life”.

Major repairs will cover 10 medical facilities:

Mikhail Okhlopkov stressed that these works are aimed at improving the conditions for providing medical care to the population of the republic.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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