Work is underway in the village of Galashki to reinforce the banks of the Assa River.

In the village of Galashki, on Zarechnaya Street, work is continuing to clear and reinforce the Assa River bed.

Problem:

Intense erosion of the banks has led to the collapse of slopes over a length of 4–12 meters, creating a threat of flooding of residential buildings during high water.

Progress:

• 80 meters of the bank have been reinforced with 400 m³ of stone riprap.

• Channel regulation work is being carried out on a 400-meter section.

• Bottom sediments are being loaded onto the right bank.

On behalf of the Head of the Republic, the administration of the rural settlement of Nesterovskoye built a 720-meter-long pedestrian sidewalk.

In addition, next year, the street is scheduled to be completely paved with asphalt.

Now students and residents can safely get to the new 420-seat school, which was commissioned last year as part of the national project “Education.”

The Fortanga River bed in the rural settlement of Dattikh has been cleared.

The administration of the rural settlement of Dattikh has completed work on the sanitary and ecological cleaning of the Fortanga River bed.

During the course of the work, which involved the use of specialized equipment, the following was carried out:

removal of accumulated bottom sediments and silt, cleaning up household waste, and clearing dead wood.

The work carried out is aimed at ensuring the sustainable operation of the water supply system and improving the environmental condition of the coastal area.

School No. 5 in Nesterovskoye was named one of the best schools in Russia.

Yesterday, in Moscow, the results of the federal project “Universal Library of Digital Educational Content” were announced at a formal ceremony.

School No. 5 won in the category “Best Educational Organization for Utilizing the Universal Library of Digital Educational Content” and was included in the all-Russian list of the best educational institutions.

In Sunzha, the water pipe on Chanieva Street is being replaced.

The modernization of utility networks continues in the city. Work is currently underway on S.Sh. Chanieva Street.

What is being done: 400 meters of old pipes are being replaced with modern and reliable ones.

Timeline: the work is scheduled to be completed within a week.

In total, in 2025, water pipes on 12 streets with a total length of more than 4 km were repaired in Sunzha.

250 kg of oak and beech seeds were sown in the forest nursery of the Sunzha Forestry.

The work was carried out by foresters and employees of the forest fire centers of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Republic of Ingushetia.

Facts and figures:

Seed volume: 250 kg

Sowing area: 0.35 ha

Planned yield: 10,000 trees

Seed collection year: 2025

What's next?

The future forest requires constant attention: irrigation, loosening, weeding, and protection from pests.

All seed material is collected in-house and marked with the quality mark of the Roslesozashchita Federal State Budgetary Institution.

The main goal is to grow high-quality planting material for future sustainable forests.

A large-scale illegal landfill on the outskirts of Engels Street in Sunzha has been cleared.

The cleanup was carried out by the regional operator Ecolife LLC on the initiative of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Ingushetia.

Background:

Residents repeatedly complained about this area on social media. The landfill grew daily.

Solution:

The Ministry of Natural Resources of the Republic of Ingushetia decided to provide direct support to the city and eliminate the source of pollution.

Results of the work:

Approximately 100 cubic meters of waste were removed.

About 20 pieces of specialized equipment were used.

A small amount of construction debris remained on the site—weather conditions complicated the work of the equipment.

Employees of the Sunzha city administration conducted a scheduled inspection of the territory.

Facilities that had been the subject of complaints about violations of the Rules of Public Amenities were inspected.

The results of the raid:

Violations were identified and recorded.

The responsible persons were issued orders with clear deadlines for rectification.

Administrative measures will be applied in full accordance with the law against repeat offenders who systematically ignore the rules.

A raid was conducted in Sunzha to identify illegal businesses.

Employees of the administration's economic department, together with representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, conducted a planned raid.

The goal was to identify businesses that were not registered with the tax authorities.

During the inspections, violations were identified among some entrepreneurs: lack of registration documents and employment contracts with employees.

Reports were drawn up and orders were issued to eliminate the identified violations.

The "Khonk-Tour" Wild Garlic Festival was held in the Sunzha District.

The "Khonk-Tour" Wild Garlic Festival was held in the Assinsky Gorge of the Sunzha District as part of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

Participants had the opportunity to take a walking tour of wild garlic growing areas, learn about wild garlic harvesting traditions, and prepare dishes from the harvest.

The program included a competition in the national sport of archery, as well as an introduction to elements of traditional life and folk culture of Ingushetia.

The event contributed to the development of ethnic and gastronomic tourism in the region, the promotion of cultural values, and the strengthening of interethnic unity.

Sunzha City Hall Discussed Public Transportation.

Deputy Mayor Khalid Bekov held a working meeting with private taxi company managers. A number of issues related to public transportation on the Sunzha-Nazran route, which is in high demand, were discussed.

Carriers operating on this route were urged to avoid schedule disruptions and to ensure increased attention to safety.

During the meeting, the following tasks were set for the carriers:

Maintain schedules on all routes served;

Increase service frequency during peak hours to reduce congestion at stops;

Strictly adhere to traffic regulations and speed limits;

Prevent overloading by strictly transporting passengers according to the standard;

Ensure stable transportation operations without reducing service quality during the holy month of Ramadan.

Khalid Bekov warned that systematic violations of schedules and safety regulations will result in legal action.