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In the Tambov region, heat came to 97% of schools and 95% of kindergartens

As of October 14, the regional Ministry of Fuel and Housing and Utilities reports on the connection of heating to most social facilities

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In the Tambov region, heat came to 97% of schools and 95% of kindergartens

As of October 14, the regional Ministry of Fuel and Housing and Utilities reports on the connection of heating to most social facilities. Heat transfer is already supplied to 97% of schools and educational institutions, 95% of kindergartens and 86% of medical institutions.

As for the residential sector, heating is supplied to 2052 apartment buildings out of 3,271 - this is 63% of the total number of ICDs.

The leaders in connection are Kirsanov, Uvarovo, Zherdevsky, Inzhavinsky, Morshansky, Pervomaysky and Tokarevsky districts. There is a 100% readiness of housing and social sphere.

In Tambov, kindergartens and schools are fully provided with heat. In medical institutions, readiness is 92%, and in residential apartment buildings, heating came in 74% of buildings (1314 out of 1787).

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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