Igor Sergeenko familiarized himself with the progress of the harvesting campaign and the construction of facilities in the Postavy district
While familiarizing himself with the progress of construction work, the parliamentarian noted delays in the schedule. The facility is being financed adequately, it is of great social importance and is included in the State Investment Program for 2025, however, the construction is about a month behind schedule. The facility is currently 65% complete. There is a severe shortage of finishing tradesmen.
The heads of the contracting organizations were instructed to involve the necessary number of workers of the required specialties.
The next stage of the working trip was a visit to the dairy farm complex under construction at OJSC "Khotily-agro". There were also remarks to the subcontractor from Slutsk. A conversation was held with its representative, during which a promise was received to establish proper work and begin the installation of two buildings in the shortest possible time.
The Speaker of Parliament also familiarized himself with the progress of the harvest campaign. Like the entire Vitebsk region, Postavy District faced severe weather conditions this year. Many harvesters are stuck in the fields, and 10 units of high-power tractors are involved in towing them on farms, which could be used for other agricultural work at this time.
The use of tracked combine harvesters, as for example at OJSC "Kamaysky-agro", is yielding positive results.
Summing up the results of the working trip, Igor Sergeenko noted:
– The overall assessment of the construction workers' performance is unsatisfactory due to low progress and a shortage of builders. Claims have been made against the contractor's management. The Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee is obliged to take the hospital building under its control and take measures to expand the staff of finishing workers to complete the work on time. There are also remarks regarding the construction of the dairy farm complex at OJSC "Khotily-agro" concerning the subcontractor.
Fieldwork and harvesting are taking place under extremely difficult weather conditions. About 40% of the grain areas have been harvested in the region, with an average yield of over 27 centners per hectare. It is difficult to say what the future prospects are, but for now, the work is organized in such a way that as soon as the weather is favorable, the farmers are in the fields. All equipment is involved. People are trying their best. It is gratifying that pensioners are coming to help, taking the controls of the combine harvesters. We need to produce tracked sets for grain harvesting equipment, – said Igor Sergeenko.