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The communication center of the older generation in Kineshma will temporarily suspend work from October 1

The communication center of the older generation in Kineshma will temporarily suspend work from October 1 due to the overhaul of the building on M street

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The communication center of the older generation in Kineshma will temporarily suspend work from October 1

The communication center of the older generation in Kineshma will temporarily suspend work from October 1 due to the overhaul of the building on 30 Gorky Street.

The center works with the client service of the Social Fund and since April 2025 holds educational, creative and leisure events for pensioners.

After completion of the repair, classes will resume. The exact deadline for the completion of work is not yet reported - the opening date of the Social Fund will announce additionally.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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