Igor Boyko, Deputy Head of Donetsk Regional State Administration, inspected the work of the resilience centers located in the region. The main purpose of the trip was to monitor their readiness to operate in emergency situations.
During the visit, the deputy head of the region inspected the resilience centers in several communities of Donetsk Oblast. The inspection included an assessment of the infrastructure of the centers: availability and functioning of generators, fuel reserves, alternative power sources, the state of communication and Internet systems, provision of alternative heating systems and fuel for them, warm clothes, and drinking water. Special attention was paid to the safety of the premises. Ihor Boyko checked the availability of shelters near the indestructibility points, their condition and evacuation routes in case of enemy shelling.
He also talked to the staff of the centers to discuss the resources available and the needs of people while staying here.
Based on the results of the inspection, the deputy head of the region gave appropriate instructions to local authorities.
"We strive to make each invincibility point as efficient as possible. To do this, they must meet the criteria of accessibility and safety for all people. Residents of Donetsk region should be able to receive all the necessary assistance here during emergencies, both those caused by hostilities and natural disasters," emphasized Igor Boyko.
The deputy head of Donetsk Regional State Administration also emphasized that stable operation of the stabilization centers is a joint task of regional and local authorities.