The Municipality of Rhodes has moved forward with upgrading primary health care infrastructure in communities within the Municipal Unit of Kameiro, undertaking renovation work on the rural clinics, which had been in need of maintenance and renovation for many years.
The work was carried out at the rural clinics in the communities of Kalavardes, Soroni, Dimylia, Eleousa, and Salakos, and included masonry and painting work, with the aim of aesthetically and functionally upgrading the spaces, as well as creating a cleaner, well-maintained, and welcoming environment for residents and healthcare professionals.
The project was completed within one month, entirely funded by the Municipality of Rhodes, while the work was undertaken and completed by the maintenance staff of the Municipal Unit of Kameiro and the respective communities.
This initiative is part of the municipal authority’s broader plan for the maintenance, upgrade, and improve municipal infrastructure in every area of the island, with an emphasis on the daily needs of residents.
In a statement, the Deputy Mayor responsible for the Municipal Unit of Kameiro, George Toppos, said:
“We took the initiative to proceed with the renovation of the rural clinics in the Municipal Unit of Kameiro, as these facilities are of particular importance to our local communities, which have been in need of substantial improvements for many years. By utilizing the Municipality’s own resources and, above all, thanks to the significant contribution of the technical staff of the Municipal Unit and the communities, we managed to complete the necessary work in a short period of time, providing residents with dignified and functional service facilities.”
For the municipal administration led by Alexandros Koliadis, improving infrastructure and the daily lives of citizens is a constant priority. We continue to take action, intervening where needed and steadily improving the living conditions of residents throughout the island of Rhodes.
