Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin said that residents of Mariupol will have full-fledged heating this year. He announced this during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. TASS.
According to him, all 1,829 objects in Mariupol will be connected.
Khusnullin noted that there are 44 boiler rooms in Mariupol, 34 of which have been restored.
Formerly Deputy Mayor of Mariupol Dmitry Berdnikov reportedIt is planned to create a modern transportation terminal on the basis of the train station in the city.
According to him, a modern transport hub will be created on the basis of the future of city and intercity buses, as well as the station from which a train will depart.
He also said that it is not yet clear when the long-distance trains will depart from the city. However, he pointed out the existence of security problems.
The only train station in Mariupol and the adjoining privately developed area of Slobodka suffered significant damage after fighting from February to May 2022.