President inspected the construction sites in Ochamchira district

The head of state inspected construction of a water pipe in Chlou, a secondary school in Tkhina and the condition of underground galleries for tap water in Myku.

Sukhum. June 19. Apsnypress. President of the Republic of Abkhazia Raul Khajimba made a working trip to the villages of Ochamchyra district. 
  
 Raul Khajimba inspected the construction of a water pipe in Chlou. At the same time, head of the Capital Construction Department, Igor Mikvabiya, and director of the contract organization "Prommontazh-Service" Jumber Narmaniya reported on implementation of project on water supply in the village. President demanded that the builders strictly adhere to the approved schedule: "I warn you, that if all works are not completed in September of this year in accordance with the schedule, all those involved in this project will be responsible," - President stressed. The

  Also, Khajimba inspected construction of a comprehensive school in Tkhina. Director of the construction company "Vefa-stroy" Lasha Butba reported to the head of state on the progress of work: "We raised the second floor. Tomorrow we begin to deal with the roof. Building materials arrived, are already at the station, today we unload and bring them here. When finish the roof, begin to do a complete interior decoration. There are 14 classrooms for 120 students. " According to him, there are no delays in financing, all works are carried out in strict accordance with the approved schedule. President visited the location of underground galleries for tap water in Myku. As experts have explained, water from underground galleries enters Ochamchyra through the main water pipeline. But as a result of damage, now the underground water tank is not enough to fully power the town. Deputy Head of the Department of Capital Construction Astamur Dzhikirba explained that in order to determine the degree of destruction of drainage walls and their subsequent restoration, it is necessary to conduct a complex of studies and, first of all, hydrological research. At the same time, President stressed that underground galleries should be fully restored.