Work to protect the Sunzha River from illegal discharges continues.

The city administration conducts regular inspections to detect unauthorized wastewater discharges into the Sunzha River.

Specialists conducted their latest inspections on Suvorov and Rosa Luxemburg Streets. Residents of homes located near the river were given leaflets with information on water protection regulations and penalties for violations.

Previous inspections revealed 47 cases of illegal discharges, including 19 cases of direct sewage discharges. The reports have been submitted to the competent authorities, and some residents have already begun rectifying the violations.

Efforts to improve the river's health continue. Construction of a treatment facility near Engels Street is planned for the future, which will reduce the load on the river.

Construction of a new bridge continues in Sunzha.

The new structure will improve transport accessibility and ensure safe travel for residents of adjacent areas. Mayor Aslan Umarov inspected the work.

To date, the contractor has completed the preparatory stage: the concrete foundation has been laid, which will serve as the foundation for the future bridge's piers.

Customers will soon begin installing the piers, followed by the construction of the superstructure and the monolithic section of the structure.

The next stages will include installing a drainage system, reinforcing the slopes, and constructing the roadway and pedestrian sidewalks on both sides of the bridge. After the main work is complete, barriers will be installed and road markings will be applied.

According to the design, the new bridge will be 50 meters long and 12 meters wide. The new structure will ensure safe and comfortable movement of vehicles and pedestrians at any time of year. Construction is scheduled to be completed and the bridge commissioned by the end of the year.

New coastal protection projects are being implemented on the Sunzha River.

Mikail Miziev, the regional Minister of Ecology, presented projects for protecting the banks of the Sunzha River at a working meeting with Maxim Korolkov, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment of Russia.

The first section is the rural settlement of Troitskoye, starting from the bridge on Chkalov Street. The coastal protection structures, approximately 1.9 km long on both banks, are designed to protect 141 homes and approximately 770 people.

The second section is the city of Sunzha, on Krupskoy Street. The project includes approximately 1.85 km of coastal protection to protect 84 residential buildings, a boarding school with 230 children on a 24-hour basis, and a kindergarten.

The need for the work was confirmed by a commission survey involving relevant agencies and appeals from local residents. The design documentation has passed state expert review, and the cost estimate is currently being updated.

The riverbed cleanup in the village of Yandara, where work is ahead of schedule, was also discussed separately.

"The community has been asking for riverbank reinforcement for years, and our goal is to translate these requests into concrete results," noted Mikhail Miziev.

A modern 2.5-kilometer-long road is being constructed in Sunzha as part of the "Infrastructure for Life" national project.

The Ministry of Roads of the Republic of Ingushetia is carrying out a series of construction projects on a new road aimed at improving the city's transportation infrastructure.

Currently, specialists are preparing the base for the asphalt concrete pavement: grading and leveling the soil using graders, compacting the roadway, installing curbs, and installing a pedestrian sidewalk.

The project includes the construction of six public transportation stops, which will improve the convenience and accessibility of routes for residents.

In addition to the roadway, the project includes the installation of a pedestrian sidewalk. Engelsa Street and the surrounding area are actively developing and being developed, increasing the significance of the work being carried out.

Completion of construction and installation work is scheduled for the end of this year.

Renovation work has begun at the Family Recreation Park in Sunzha.

Specialists have begun the first phase of landscaping the public space. Outdated park infrastructure elements—benches, trash cans, and other structures that have been in use for many years—are currently being dismantled.

This work was previously impossible due to legal proceedings. After completing the necessary legal procedures, it became possible to begin a comprehensive renovation of the park.

At the same time, the fencing along Bogatyreva Street is being replaced.

Once all work is completed, the Family Recreation Park will become a more modern, comfortable, and convenient place for walks and recreation for residents and visitors.

For the campers at School No. 7 in Sunzha, the staff of the National Library of the Republic of Ingushetia prepared a rich program combining literature, cinema, and useful knowledge.

The children learned about the works of Alexander Volkov, author of the famous series of books about the Magic Land. A book exhibition was specially organized for the writer's 135th anniversary, followed by a quiz on his works. The most active participants eagerly answered questions and reminisced about their favorite fairy tale characters.

The meeting continued with a screening of the film "Return to Oz," which left the children thrilled and in high spirits.

Special attention was paid to safety issues. Specialists from the Legal Information Center spoke with the children about the dangers of drugs and the importance of a responsible attitude toward their health, and distributed informational leaflets.

In the Sunzha and Malgobek districts, specialists conducted a survey of cereal crops.

Representatives of the Rosselkhoztsentr branch in the Ingushetia region and the regional Ministry of Agriculture participated in the field visit. The main objective of the survey was to assess the condition of agricultural crops and determine the necessary measures to preserve future harvests.

During the survey, specialists assessed the condition of the crops and conducted phytosanitary monitoring for pests and signs of plant diseases.

Following the survey, agricultural producers were given recommendations on crop protection and the implementation of necessary agricultural practices. This work enables the timely identification of potential risks and the implementation of measures to improve the efficiency of agricultural production.

Improvements to public spaces in Sunzha continue as part of the federal project "Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment" of the national project "Infrastructure for Life."

Oskanova Street is the latest site to be renovated. A 200-meter stretch of the roadway has been widened, new asphalt has been laid, curbs and modern street lighting have been installed, and a parking area has been developed.

These improvements have made traffic more comfortable and safe, and the additional parking lane will reduce the likelihood of congestion in one of the city's busiest areas.

The project also includes landscaping of the surrounding area. Perennial red-leaf maples have been planted along the street, complementing the updated appearance of one of the city's central thoroughfares.

It is worth noting that in 2026, as part of the national project "Infrastructure for Life," 24 public spaces in various municipalities of the region are planned for improvement.

The second stage of improvement of the Memory and Glory Park continues in Sunzha.

The implementation of the project started in April in accordance with the objectives of the people's program. The contractor has completed the laying of pedestrian paths from paving slabs, and is now preparing the foundation for landscaping with the laying of black soil.

The park will have new alleys, gazebos and lighting: a memorial stele, six benches, five gazebos and 16 street lamps will be installed. In total, it is planned to improve 4,500 sq. m of territory, of which 800 sq. m are already occupied by paving slabs.

The first stage of work was completed in September last year, the updated part of the park has become a popular place for recreation and walking for residents. The current stage is a continuation of the formed public space.

All work is planned to be completed by the end of June.

An ethnographic exhibition “New time - old traditions: Ingushetia” opened in Sunzha.

The Exhibition Gallery presents an exhibition that includes works of art, archival materials and objects reflecting the historical and cultural heritage and modern development of Ingushetia.

The exhibition will run until August 28.

A new educational center will be built in the village of Galashki on the site of an old school building.

Russian Senator from Ingushetia, Mikhail Ilezov, along with village elders, regional ministers, and the village administration, visited the construction site in Galashki, where a modern educational center is planned to replace the existing school.

The old school served several generations of residents for nearly 65 years, and the parents and grandparents of today's schoolchildren studied within its walls. A new three-story school with 200 students, 11 classrooms, modern classrooms, and all necessary infrastructure will be built on this site.

Project details were discussed with residents and specialists at the site, including convenient access to the building, the facility's location on the site, and compliance with building and sanitary regulations. Special attention was paid to the safety and comfortable conditions for children, teachers, and village residents.

The construction of this school was not initially included in the current plans, but following residents' appeals and the support of the Head of Ingushetia, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov, the issue was successfully considered at the federal level. As a result, this school and three other schools in the region were included in the priority plan.

Students are expected to move into the new building on September 1, 2028, and begin the school year in modern conditions.

Humanitarian aid was delivered to Troitskoye, Sunzha District, for families affected by flooding, following the initiative of Mamayev Bagautdin, head of the Khasavyurt District of Dagestan.

The shipment included lamb, drinking water, flour, shovels, boots, carts, a generator, pumps, galoshes, and other necessary first aid supplies.

Recovery efforts and information about available assistance continue.

Construction of the largest water intake complex on the Assa River continues in the rural settlement of Alkun, Sunzha District.

The new facility will significantly improve the reliability of the water supply system and provide a stable water supply to residents of cities and rural settlements in Ingushetia.

The project includes:

▫️ Construction of an underflow water intake

▫️ Creation of utility infrastructure

▫️ Installation of main water supply networks

Once the complex is operational, high-quality drinking water will be supplied to Sunzha, Karabulak, Malgobek, and other settlements in the republic's foothills and mountains.

Ongoing technical and laboratory quality control of the work performed and compliance with sanitary requirements are in place at the facility.

Construction of the complex is proceeding as planned and is under constant monitoring.

Renovation of Oskanov Street has begun in Sunzha.

The work is being carried out as part of the federal project "Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment" of the national project "Infrastructure for Life." Residents chose this particular area during a popular vote last year.

Preparatory work is currently underway on the site: the old asphalt pavement is being removed, the road base is being leveled, and preparations are underway for laying new asphalt.

The project also includes the installation of modern street lighting, road infrastructure upgrades, and curbstone installation.

Furthermore, sanitary pruning of greenery is being carried out to ensure safety and improve the street's appearance.

The improvements are scheduled to be completed by the end of June.

The second phase of the Sunzha Agrokombinat is scheduled to open in 2027.

The investor previously encountered difficulties with grid connections and financing. These issues have been addressed and are being gradually resolved with the participation of regional leadership.

The Sunzha Agrokombinat is currently the largest agro-industrial complex in the Republic of Ingushetia.

The first phase, launched in 2019 with the participation of the North Caucasus Development Corporation (now Kavkaz.RF), includes 10.5 hectares of greenhouses. Investments totaled 1.7 billion rubles, with annual production exceeding 5,000 tons.

The second phase includes the construction of a 22-hectare greenhouse complex, the launch of the Tikhaya electrical substation, and increasing the total greenhouse area to over 32 hectares. The investment volume is estimated at 7 billion rubles, of which 1.3 billion rubles are planned to be contributed by the Kavkaz.RF development institute.

Once reaching design capacity, tomato and other vegetable production in the republic could increase to 25,000–26,000 tons per year. This will create new jobs, generate additional tax revenue, and strengthen the region's food security, facilitated by the coordinated efforts of the investor, relevant agencies, and federal development institutions.

The exhibition "Dream by the River of Time" has opened at the State Exhibition Gallery in Sunzha.

The exhibition features works by Kabardino-Balkarian artists Madina Saralp and Raziyat Gazaeva.

Representatives of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ingushetia, artists, writers, and heads of cultural institutions participated in the opening ceremony.

The exhibition features photographic posters, original fabric paintings, stylized dolls and mannequins in national costumes, as well as ceramic and metal objects.

The exhibition is on view until May 10.

The "Save the Forest" campaign took place in Sunzha.

City administration employees planted 500 young trees along the Sunzha-Malgobek highway. The event was carried out in accordance with the instructions of the Head of Ingushetia, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov.

The tree planting is aimed at improving the environmental situation, creating a comfortable urban environment, and fostering favorable living conditions for residents.

As a reminder, the Head of the Region has declared 2026 the Year of Ecology in Ingushetia.

Road safety improvements continue in Sunzha.

Pedestrian crossing renovations have begun in the city. Sunzha Mayor Aslan Umarov visited the sites where the work is underway and inspected the new markings.

The work is being carried out as part of a phased modernization of the street and road network. T7 traffic lights have already been upgraded, additional road signs have been installed, and modern marking solutions are being implemented.

Pedestrian crossing renovations will continue on municipal roads.

In Sunzha, schoolchildren learned about the upcoming online voting for improvement projects.

A meeting with city administration representatives was held at School No. 10, during which the students were briefed on the process of the All-Russian vote and its role in urban development.

The students learned about completed improvement projects chosen by residents in previous years. The students actively participated in the discussion, asking questions and sharing their opinions.

Work is underway to clear the riverbed in the Sunzha River.

In preparation for the flood season, specialists are clearing and widening the Sunzha Riverbed to allow for the safe flow of water.

Mayor Aslan Umarov, along with relevant agencies, inspected the work.

Clearing fallen trees, household debris, and sediment will reduce the risk of flooding during periods of heavy rainfall.

The total length of the section is approximately 1,210 meters. The work is ongoing.

Reconstruction work has begun on a market in Sunzha damaged by fire.

Construction began recently. Site preparation and foundation pouring for new pavilions are currently underway. The facility will be restored to a modern and safe condition, meeting all requirements.

As a reminder, a fire occurred at the market last May. The fire destroyed over 1,000 square meters and virtually all of the retail pavilions. As a result, more than 50 entrepreneurs lost their jobs.

After the reconstruction is complete, they will be able to return to their businesses. Permanent pavilions are planned to replace the previous temporary structures, complying with all safety regulations and featuring convenient infrastructure.

The work is being carried out in accordance with the instructions of the Head of the Republic, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov, who previously visited the site and instructed that safety and comfortable conditions be ensured for entrepreneurs.