The head of the North Kazakhstan region took away work from the akims of rural districts

The head of the North Kazakhstan region took away work from the akims of rural districts

The akim of North Kazakhstan region Kumar Aksakalov paid a working trip to Kyzylzhar district.

The head of North Kazakhstan region got acquainted with the repair work in the regional center. This year, 800 million tenge has been allocated for the repair of 40 streets in Beskol. There will also be new lighting on 40 streets in the district center in the amount of 60 million tenge. In the district center, the central boiler room and heating systems were modernized. Residents of 18 apartment buildings have already connected. 32 more houses will join before the new heating season.

The head of the region also visited the village of Yakor. There is a comprehensive work on the improvement and repair of social facilities. Last year, the school was overhauled. This year, 150 million tenge have been sent to repair the roads inside the village. A kindergarten building will also be restored. Intra-branch water supply networks will be stretched around the village. They will also make a children’s sports ground with a football field and fitness equipment in Yakor.

The same work is being done in Asanovo. Last year, the entrance to the village was repaired. This year, 156 million tenge have been allocated for the repair of the streets of the village. The Asanovo’s school will be overhauled for 79 million. We spent water by the method of rehabilitation. There is access to broadband internet.

In Sokolovka, 74 million tenge was allocated for improving roads. A correctional school will also be updated. 61 million tenge were allocated for the overhaul of the Sokolovka medical outpatient clinic

«We are now doing «turnkey repairs» in promising villages. That is, in one year, schools, outpatient clinics, roads are repaired, we carry out water. System problems will be resolved. We can say that after such an integrated approach, akims of rural districts have no work left», — Kumar Aksakalov said.