The Maternity Hospital in Râmnicu Vâlcea, part of the County Emergency Hospital, will be modernized through an investment of 12 million euro, European funds.
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The project to modernize the Maternity Hospital in Râmnicu Vâlcea, worth a total of about 12 million euro, has been approved for funding through the South-West Oltenia Regional Program 2021-2027. It will include energy efficiency works, re-compartmentalization of the premises, rehabilitation of the heating plant and the installation of alternative systems for the production of electricity and heat.
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Maternitatea din Râmnicu Vâlcea va fi modernizată printr-o investiţie de aproximativ 12 milioane de lei
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