Officers from the Prosecutor's Office conducted an examination at the school and kindergarten.
In the city of Chita, the Prosecutor's Office of the Central District has conducted an inspection of School No.25 and Kindergarten No.22, uncovering several discrepancies in the repair works at both institutions.
The inspection revealed several violations, including missed deadlines, unsatisfactory construction supervision, and discrepancies in design documents. As a result, the executor of the repair works increased the work intensity to address these issues.
The administrative case was initiated separately for Kindergarten No.22 due to the kindergarten director's inaction in addressing these issues. However, no similar action was taken against the organization responsible for technical supervision in Kindergarten No.22.
In School No.25, the school administration fined the contracting organization 60,000 rubles for inadequate construction supervision. Despite the violations, as of early August, the completion rate of works in School No.25 was 82%, while in Kindergarten No.22, it was 75%.
After the inspection, the executor of the repair works made changes to the technical documentation to rectify the issues found. However, the administrative case was not initiated due to the school administration's actions in School No.25 regarding technical supervision.
It is important to note that there are no relevant search results providing information about ongoing capital repairs, violations, progress, or penalties related to School No. 25 and Kindergarten No. 22 in Chita. If you have access to local news sources or official regulatory body reports from Chita, those would be the best places to check for up-to-date and detailed information.
Meanwhile, in a positive development, the new school in Darasun will be named after a Hero of the Soviet Union. The identity of the individual has not been disclosed yet.
As always, we encourage transparency and accountability in all public institutions, especially those responsible for the education and care of our children. The Prosecutor's Office's inspection serves as a reminder of the importance of proper oversight and adherence to regulations in all construction and repair projects.
The Prosecutor's Office's inspection in Chita highlighted the need for better education-and-self-development in the oversight of public institutions, especially institutions like School No.25 and Kindergarten No.22, where improper construction supervision and violations were uncovered. It underscores the significance of ensuring adherence to regulations in all education-and-self-development facilities to protect the well-being and future of our children.
