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Traditional autumn Saturday made Gusev cleaner and cozy

Today, October 24, a traditional autumn Saturday was held in the Gusevsky city district. This was reported to the municipal administration.

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Today, October 24, a traditional autumn Saturday was held in the Gusevsky city district. This was reported to the municipal administration.

Administration employees, deputies, employees of subordinate institutions, schoolchildren, students and active residents took part in the improvement of the territories. Cleaning was carried out in courtyards, squares, parks and on the streets of the city, as well as in fixed areas of institutions. Participants put the territory in order to make Gusev cleaner and more comfortable.

“A clean city is the result of our care! We thank everyone who came out today for cleaning and supported the common cause, the administration said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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