This was announced during an operational meeting at the Minsk City Executive Committee by Anatol Viadzierchyk, General Director of Minskbud, writes BelTA.
“The insulation of the attic floor is currently being completed. Next, the object will be inspected. We hope that by the end of the year, a project will be ready, pass expertise, and we will proceed with the major renovation of the building,” said Anatol Viadzierchyk.
A major fire occurred in the building in the center of Minsk on the evening of June 28. As a result of the emergency, the roof burned down, residents were evacuated, and engineering communications and apartments on the upper floors were damaged.
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