Gas has been supplied to the Perevozsk FAP.

      As the chief physician of the Nolina Central District Hospital, Olga Kodachigova, explained, the Perevoz FAP serves the villages of Perevoz, Sretensk, Churakovo, Khlyupino, and Ukhtym. This amounts to about 550 people in the attached population, of which 90 are children. The transition of the facility to gas will improve working conditions for medical staff and increase comfort for patients.

      In the Kirov region, there is already experience in gasification of medical facilities. In the villages of Russkoye, Poroshino, and the village of Bolshaya Subbotikha — structural subdivisions of the Kirov Clinical Diagnostic Center — the transition to gas has allowed for a reduction in utility costs by about three times.

      Gazprom employees are bringing gas to the site, building networks, performing commissioning work, installing boilers, and smart meters.

      A young paramedic works at the FAP, who started his duties in November 2025. An experienced general practitioner regularly visits. The facility has a procedure room, vaccination room, examination room, and other offices, as reported by the regional Ministry of Health.

      According to the agency, the Kirov region is among the top ten regions in Russia for the implementation of the gasification program. In already gasified settlements, gas pipelines are brought to the boundaries of citizens' plots without involving their funds.

      However, as we reported earlier, the pace of gasification in the region remains extremely low. For example, in 2025, blue fuel reached only 10 settlements. Such figures, according to experts, raise questions about the feasibility of the large-scale gasification plans for the region set for 2036.