A Belarusian analogue of "Martциальные воды" will be built on the Braslav Lakes

May 16, Minsk /BELTA/. A Belarusian health resort (an analogue of Russia's "Martial Waters") will be built in the Braslav district near a unique source of bromine water. This was announced today during an online conference on the BELTA website by Nikolai Mazur, Director of the Republican Center for Health Improvement and Sanatorium-Resort Treatment of the Population. The health resort is to be built in the village of Vidzy, Braslav district. 500 thousand euros have already been invested in the preparation of documentation. Scientists from the National Academy of Sciences have conducted exploration and identified bromine brines and sulfite muds. The future resort will be an analogue of Russia's "Martial Waters." "That is, we have a unique opportunity," noted the director of the center. According to him, the number of beds in Belarusian health resorts is being expanded in all districts. In addition, the construction of family holiday homes near health resorts has become more active. At the same time, today, each region of Belarus needs a good health resort with 500 beds. The village of Vidzy has long been known for its hydrogen sulfide springs. A couple of centuries ago, a water therapy clinic already operated in the vicinity of this settlement, which was established by representatives of the noble family of Mineyko. Under the supervision of specialists, about 50 patients could improve their health there simultaneously. However, after a fire in the 1850s, only the foundation remained of the water therapy clinic. -0-