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In Yaroslavl from the Youth will remove Gorynych

In Yaroslavl, the mayor’s office terminated contractual obligations with a contractor organization that was supposed to install a figure of a three-headed dragon on the square in front of the Youth Theatre.

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In Yaroslavl from the Youth will remove Gorynych

In Yaroslavl, the mayor’s office terminated contractual obligations with a contractor organization that was supposed to install a figure of a three-headed dragon on the square in front of the Youth Theatre.

As stated in the mayor’s office of Yaroslavl, the company “RPK”, which was supposed to create a fairy-tale character for 7.9 million rubles, suddenly stopped the installation work. More than 24 days of progress in the creation of the figure of the three-headed monster. So the contract can be terminated.

The contractor has already begun dismantling the structure.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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