During her visit to the Odesa region, the head of the Batkivshchyna party, Yulia Tymoshenko, visited the production facilities of the Parametriq enterprise, which manufactures prefabricated houses.
The owner of the enterprise, Mykyta Lukyanchuk, said that this housing is ecologically safe, autonomous and can be installed anywhere. "You can build one house, you can build a one- or two-story dormitory, as we have already done in Lviv. Their main advantage is mobility and autonomy, you only need to connect communications and the house is ready for occupancy."
In turn, Yulia Tymoshenko noted that she would work out this issue with the government in order to purchase such prefabricated houses at the state level for those who lost their homes due to the war.
"Winter is ahead, thousands of Ukrainians will simply be left on the streets, so the issue of providing people with housing is extremely urgent today. The enterprise that we visited today allows us to quickly and qualitatively manufacture houses in which you can live even in winter, and there are enough such factories in Ukraine, we just need to work out this issue with the government," the politician began.
Also today, the issue of heating is acute, especially in communities that do not have a gas supply. Many schools and hospitals in Odesa use fuel pellets and briquettes for heating the premises. Yulia Tymoshenko visited one of the enterprises that manufactures fuel pellets, together with Oleg Radkovskiy, head of the party organization of the Odesa region, and Mykhailo Pozhivanov, head of "Batkivshchyna" in the city of Odesa.
LLC "DONDEREVINA" is located near the city of Teplodar, and as the director of the company, Serhii Bilyuk, who is a deputy of the Bilyaiv community and heads the party branch in the Odesa district, said, despite the military time and the war, the company is working, the number of employees has been preserved, as well as the timely payment of salaries. "Today, heating with alternative types of fuel is very relevant, we cooperate with communities in the region and help hospitals and educational institutions. Because they must work stably and, first of all, be warm."
In her turn, Yulia Tymoshenko noted the importance of state subsidies to such enterprises, which will provide fuel for communal institutions of communities and support Ukrainian business.
