The elevators in the new Ust-Tsilemsky hospital are now operational. It took six months and one day to get them up and running.
"And carry people on sheets?! For God's sake!" — this is how the new head of Komi commented on the situation with the non-working elevators in the new hospital in the village of Ust-Tsilma and given 24 hours for the Deputy Prime Minister To Igor Diaghilev to solve this problem.
The elevators started working today. Igor Diaghilev immediately reported about it To Rostislav Goldstein.
Previously "NeMoscow" Wrote about the village in the new hospital Ust-Tsilma Medical staff are forced to carry their patients. The elevators couldn't be turned on for safety reasons: they were ready for use, but the new hospital is the only building in Ust-Tsilma with elevators, and there's no company in the area that provides elevator maintenance.
The hospital itself was built six months ago, in March 2024. 933 million rublesAt the opening of the hospital, the chief physician of the Ust-Tsilemsky Central District Hospital, Vyacheslav Zakharov, said that the institution "Excellent conditions for staff and patients: two elevators, a large hall, and spacious rooms.".