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For residents of the Kursk border region will send 1.5 billion from the Federal center

For residents of the Kursk border region will send 1.5 billion from the Federal center

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For residents of the Kursk border region will send 1.5 billion from the Federal center

For residents of the Kursk border will be sent 1.5 billion from the federal center. This was announced by the head of the region Alexander Khinshtein today, the seventh of November.

This was announced by the head of the region today, the seventh of November. The Russian government approved a tranche for certificates to Kursk migrants.

A new list of 204 certificates has been approved. At the moment, 16,556 certificates have been issued for more than 104 billion rubles.

Anyone who has a home will get it. Hinstein thanked for his support and assistance.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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