The authorities of Yekaterinburg will invest hundreds of millions of rubles in children's camps.

      The Yekaterinburg City Hall will invest 600 million rubles in the development of children's camps. This was announced by Mayor Alexey Orlov.

      — We systematically and annually invest significant resources in improving the infrastructure of our country camps. We provide children with a comfortable and safe rest, as well as opportunities for health improvement. The best investments are investments in children, — noted the mayor.

      Thanks to the received funds, the dining block at the "Burevestnik" camp has been renovated. "Volna" and "Izumrud" received new medical stations, "Mechta" got engineering networks. Meanwhile, "Sputnik," "Priozerny," "Brigantina," and "Rassvetny" acquired quickly erected buildings.

      In addition, the "Burevestnik" camp was gifted sculptures of the Wolf and the Hare from the series "Well, Just You Wait!" They were previously located in the Pioneer village, but were often damaged by vandals, said camp director Elena Vasilieva to the publication "FederalPress."

      Earlier, Sverdlovsk sanitary doctors discovered violations in children's health camps.

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