Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin presented a project to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the construction and restoration of houses in Mariupol, which was visited by the head of state. He published the draft in his own newspaper. Telegram.
According to the plans of the authorities, by the end of 2023, 86 more houses will be demolished in the city, 321 houses have been demolished, and a total of 407 houses are considered unsuitable for restoration.
According to Khusnullin, the authorities plan to introduce 500 thousand square meters. housing m. 35 multi-apartment houses for 2,500 flats have already been put into service, and by the end of the year 30 more houses will be built for around 2,700 flats.
Repair and restoration work continues at 1707 facilities, continuing with the presentation. Khusnullin noted that they are actively restoring schools, kindergartens, Priazovsky State Technical University and Mariupol State University, as well as Primorsky Park. The document also presents the buildings of the Mariupol Drama Theater, a multifunctional center with a pathological and morphological building, a hospital on Troitskaya Street and others after reconstruction.
The Deputy Prime Minister also said that the day before Vladimir Putin worked in the city, reviewed A number of objects, in particular the restored building of the Philharmonic, and the progress of construction work were evaluated. With the recovery, the inhabitants began to return to Mariupol, said Husnullin.