In Nizhnegorsk district earned a new substation of ambulance

In the village of Plodovoe, Nizhnegorsk district, the construction of a new building of an ambulance substation has been completed. The facility, designed for round-the-clock duty of 2-4 brigades, will provide emergency assistance to more than 48.5 thousand residents of the district. This was reported in the press service of the Ministry of health of the Crimea.

The two-storey building with a total area of about 726 square meters creates modern conditions for the work of doctors. There are rooms for rest and meals, an office for pre-trip and post-trip inspection, a warehouse for medicines, dressing rooms, showers and rooms for temporary storage of medical waste.

The substation is equipped with everything necessary for comfortable and safe operation. A parking lot and a platform for technical inspection of ambulances are equipped on the adjacent territory. The vehicle fleet includes modern specialized cars.

The construction was carried out at the expense of funds provided by the Crimean government of Moscow, under an agreement between the Government of Moscow and the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea. The development of ambulance infrastructure remains one of the priority areas: 10 substations have been built in the country over the past three years.

Recall that the construction of the substation in the village of Plodovoye is planned to be completed in 2026, it was reported in May. Then the Minister of health of the Crimea Alexei Natarov after the opening of substations in Lenin and the Black Sea noted that similar objects will also appear in the village of Guardskoye Simferopol district, the village of Plodovoe, Nizhnegorsk district and Sudak.

In August 2026, a new two-storey substation of almost 900 square meters was opened in Guardskoye. It is designed for round-the-clock duty of four brigades and serves both the village itself and the surrounding rural areas. The construction was also carried out within the framework of an agreement between the Government of Moscow and the Council of Ministers of Crimea.

In September 2026, a substation in Sudak with an area of about 1,100 square meters was launched. It is designed for four visiting teams and provides medical care to more than 35 thousand residents of the urban district.