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Kindergarten "Rainbow" opened after overhaul in the Tazovsky district

Kindergarten "Rainbow" in the Tazov district opened after major repairs on October 8

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Kindergarten "Rainbow" opened after overhaul in the Tazovsky district

Kindergarten "Rainbow" in the Tazov district opened after major repairs on October 8. The renovated institution has become more comfortable not only for children, but also for educators, said the head of the municipality Viktor Yugay.

In the garden, the drainage system was updated, a new coating was laid on the playground and bright game modules were installed, which were already appreciated by young Tazov residents.

“Sincere children’s smiles are vivid evidence that Yamal is the best territory of childhood,” Yugai said.

In October, the construction of a new kindergarten for 120 places in Cape Kamenno was completed. The object has already passed the final inspection of Gosstroynadzor.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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