Children’s recreational institutions of Crimea sold only a third of trip vouchers for the first shift. The “Minister of Education, Science and Youth” of Crimea Natalya Goncharova informed about that, Kryminform reports.
“The first shift is not filled with Crimean children and the overall availability is 32-34%,” she said. “These are the contracts that camps themselves made with members of the Russian Federation.”
According to Goncharova, there are 69 recreational institutions included into the register of the “Ministry of Education”. But only 2/3 of them had time to get a set of documents done before the opening of the first shift.
In her words, the summer recreational campaign is planned to cover not less than 70 thousand Crimean children, including school playgrounds.
A total 108.6 million rubles are provided for the summer recreational campaign in the republic. Another 300 million rubles should be allocated from the federal budget.
