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As part of a working visit to Kamchatka Krai, Deputy Prime Minister and Presidential Plenipotentiary Representative in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev familiarized himself with the progress of construction of the Kamchatka Regional Hospital, which is being created within the framework of the state program “Healthcare Development”, and visited the year-round greenhouse complex “Kamchatsky” in the priority development area “Kamchatka”.
“We talked with the Governor of Kamchatka Krai Vladimir Viktorovich Solodov, he said that the main period of construction of the hospital, when the work was actually underway, was four years. As for impressions of the services, it is not my impressions that are important, but the assessment of patients, the quality of services that will be provided to them, and the opinion of doctors. It seems to me that the doctors are in a good mood. You can see it in their eyes. This is not the last inspection of this facility. The hospital will be launched in the middle of next month. We will definitely come to see the work of the hospital,” said Yuri Trutnev.
Despite the sanctions, the best medical equipment has been purchased for the medical center – more than 700 units of equipment, many of which were produced in 2024 and have no analogues in the Far East. Thanks to the unique, state-of-the-art equipment, the range of high-tech operations that will be carried out in Kamchatka is expanding.
Among them is a unique MRI machine, one of four in Russia. This equipment will allow the introduction of advanced treatment methods and will provide the highest level of medical care for decades to come.
For the first time in Kamchatka, a single operating block has been created with nine operating rooms equipped with advanced equipment, including navigation systems for joint prosthetics and modern operating microscopes. Operations will be integrated into a single medical information system, which will simplify doctors’ access to patient data directly during surgery and telemedicine consultations with leading Russian medical institutes.
This year, departments such as neurosurgery, general surgery, ENT department, urology center, traumatology and orthopedics, maxillofacial surgery, anesthesiology and resuscitation, hemodialysis and gravitational blood surgery, as well as departments of radiation and functional diagnostics together with a clinical diagnostic laboratory will move to the new Kamchatka hospital.
The new Kamchatka Regional Hospital is the most long-awaited facility for residents of the region. Completion of its construction has become a key area of the people’s program for the development of Kamchatka Krai, formed on the basis of proposals from residents in 2020 at the initiative of Governor Vladimir Solodov.
The new hospital is designed for 150 visits per shift and 450 beds. The area of the complex will be more than 63 thousand square meters, and the total area of the hospital territory provides for further development of treatment areas and will be more than 41 hectares.
The construction of the Kamchatka Regional Hospital is being carried out in two stages. The first stage includes a treatment and diagnostic building, a ward building with 175 beds and engineering structures. The second stage includes an administrative and outpatient clinic building, a ward building with 275 beds, a pathology department and a block of auxiliary departments. Additionally, a children’s regional hospital will be created.
Yuri Trutnev also visited the year-round greenhouse complex “Kamchatsky”, created on the initiative of the head of the region Vladimir Solodov and within the framework of the people’s program. The new production was created on the territory of the priority development area “Kamchatka”, within the boundaries of the agro-industrial park “Zelenovskie ozerki”, located in the village of Razdolny, Yelizovsky district. The opening of the complex took place in early February 2025.
The launch of the facility will allow growing fresh vegetables at affordable prices and covering up to 60% of the population’s needs. In particular, this will make it possible to reduce the region’s dependence on external supplies. Industrial production of this scale has not been carried out in Kamchatka since Soviet times, and the level of automation and modern approaches to production are unprecedented for the region.
The greenhouse’s production area is 3.6 hectares. Three varieties of tomatoes are grown here: round medium-fruited tomatoes of the “Merlis” variety, plum-shaped tomatoes of the “Prunax” variety and cherry tomatoes of the “Confetto” variety, as well as cucumbers of two varieties: medium-fruited “Meva” and short-fruited “Valigora” with a flower.
Since the sowing of the main crops in December 2024, more than 490 tons of vegetable products have already been grown and shipped to retail chains. After reaching the production capacity of 2.8 thousand tons per year, the production will be able to meet up to 75% of the Kamchatka Territory’s need for fresh and affordable vegetables.
On the same day, the Deputy Prime Minister awarded the winners of the seventh public and business award “Star of the Far East”, who are implementing investment and public projects in Kamchatka Krai.
The winner of the Strategic Development nomination was Highland Gold, a company engaged in the extraction of precious and non-ferrous metals. The group’s projects are concentrated in the Far East, and in the Kamchatka Territory it is represented by three operating enterprises. As one of the largest investors in the region, Highland Gold initiates and supports environmental, social, infrastructure and other projects in the region that contribute to the development of the socio-economic sphere, including in remote areas of the peninsula.
The winner of the Hectare of Victory nomination was Nadezhda Tikhonova, Chairperson of the Kamchatka Regional Public Organization “Kalmyk Community “Bumbin Orn” (“Country of Happiness”), Director of the Delo Pobedy Charitable Foundation. She built an ethnosports complex on her property. The Delo Pobedy Foundation provides advisory and explanatory work for SVO participants and their families. In November-December 2022, the leaders of national associations of the Kamchatka Territory raised funds and directed them to create a project for the production of unmanned radio-controlled systems, and volunteers of the Delo Pobedy Charitable Foundation established the production and supply of multifunctional unmanned radio-controlled systems for evacuating the wounded, delivering everything necessary, mining and firing at the front lines.
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