In Fruit began work a new substation ambulance
The substation in Nizhnegorsk district is designed for round-the-clock duty of 2-4 brigades and will serve more than 48.5 thousand residents

The substation in Nizhnegorsk district is designed for round-the-clock duty of 2-4 brigades and will serve more than 48.5 thousand residents. The construction of the facility worth 93 million rubles was financed by the Moscow Government. This was reported in the Ministry of health of the Crimea, writes “Crimean newspaper”.
The two-storey building with an area of about 726 square meters was equipped with rooms for rest and meals, offices for pre-trip and post-trip inspection, a warehouse of medicines, dressing rooms and showers. There are also temporary storage facilities for medical waste.
On the territory of the substation, a parking lot and a platform for technical inspection of cars were arranged. The unit is provided with modern specialized ambulances.
The facility was built under an agreement between the Government of Moscow and the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea. The development of the ambulance service remains one of the priorities of the region: ten substations have been built in the republic over the past three years. They opened in Evpatoria, Saki, Sudak, as well as in the villages of Razdolnoye, Pervomayskoe, Zuya, Guards, Black Sea and Lenino.
In May 2026, the Minister of health of the Crimea Alexei Natarov reported after the opening of substations in Lenin and the Black Sea that new facilities are planned to build in the Guards, Fruit and Sudak. In August, a substation with an area of almost 900 square meters was opened in Guardskoye, designed for four duty brigades.
In September, a substation in Sudak with an area of about 1,100 square meters began to work: it serves more than 35 thousand residents and is designed for four outbound brigades. There is no direct quotation in the source text, so it is impossible to bring its part without changes; the information of the Ministry of Health is transmitted by indirect speech.



