Pasler called on Orenburg residents to go out for cleanup. He himself will go to Orsk | 04/26/2024 | Orenburg News

In the Orenburg region, liquidation of the consequences of the flood continues. The receding water left a large amount of debris and dirt in the flooded areas.

Governor Denis Pasler in his TG channel spoke about the main areas of work currently being carried out in the region.

In municipalities and SNT that were damaged by the flood, commissions are currently working to recognize housing as completely lost or damaged. Currently, 4,118 residential premises have been inspected in the Orenburg region, which is 14.6% of the total number of flooded houses. Commissions inspect facilities that are completely free of water. More than 50% of such households were inspected in Orsk. The commissions also began work in Orenburg, the Orenburg region and Buzuluk.

The head of the region said that road work has started in the capital of the eastern Orenburg region. Contractors have begun repairing Kramatorskaya, Moskovskaya, Stanislavsky streets, Mira Avenue and in the area of ​​the Lokomotiv stadium.

— We are restoring the road along the top of the dam. An inspection is underway from Gagarin Square to Petrashevtsev Street. Specialists are filling up the erosion and compiling a list of defects, the head of the region specified.

Also, municipalities are cleaning up areas. Teams of workers help local residents tidy up not only streets and public spaces, but also local areas and SNT. After this, mandatory sanitation is carried out.

Cleanup days will be held in all cities and towns of the Orenburg region on April 27. In Orenburg they are scheduled for April 26 and 27. Enterprise teams, businesses, students, social activists, volunteers and all concerned residents will join in cleaning the city.

— I myself will be at the cleaning of Orsk together with city residents and trade unions of the central and eastern zones of the region – a regional labor landing of 1000 people. We start at 10.00 o’clock on Kirilov Square. Join us! — Pasler summed up and invited Orenburg residents to come out to the cleanup day.