
The funds will be used to purchase medical equipment and armored ambulances
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The Belgorod region is regularly subjected to shelling and drone attacks, which creates risks for the work of emergency services.
BELGOROD, 1 ok – RIA Novosti. The Belgorod region will receive more than 300 million rubles for healthcare needs, including new equipment and ambulances, said elected governor Alexander Shuvaev.
“Following a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, a decision was made to allocate more than 300 million rubles from the federal budget to the Belgorod region for the purchase of modern medical equipment and armored ambulances,” Shuvaev wrote on his Max channel.
He noted that the ambulance station will receive four armored vehicles.
“Our doctors risk their lives every day, showing courage and professionalism, visiting patients under shelling and drone attacks,” Shuvaev said.
Stary Oskol district hospital of St. Luke of Crimea, according to him, will receive an additional MRI machine and two new spiral computed tomographs to replace the ones that are out of order. This will expand early diagnosis and improve the quality of examinations for residents of the district.
Alekseevskaya Central District Hospital and Belgorod City Hospital No. 2 will be equipped with mobile X-ray machines with a C-arm. This is necessary for highly qualified trauma operations.

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