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Dagestan will receive more than 700 million rubles for the development of energy and housing and communal services

The Russian government has allocated Dagestan more than 700 million rubles for additional financing of programs for the development of energy and housing and communal services

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Dagestan will receive more than 700 million rubles for the development of energy and housing and communal services

The Russian government has allocated more than 700 million rubles to Dagestan for additional financing of programs for the development of energy and housing and communal services.

The funds will be used to improve the sustainability of the industry. Particular attention in the republic will be paid to the consolidation of the property complex of housing and communal services, attracting qualified personnel and setting economically justified tariffs, said Fedor Shchukin in his Telegram channel.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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