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The road to the Dagestan children’s center will be completed in 2027

The road to the all-Russian children's center "Dagestan" from the federal highway "Caucasus" in Derbent district will be completed by December 30, 2027, the Ministry of Transport of the Republic reported

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The road to the Dagestan children’s center will be completed in 2027

The road to the all-Russian children's center "Dagestan" from the federal highway "Caucasus" in the Derbent district will be completed by December 30, 2027, the Ministry of Transport of the Republic reported.

The construction of a plot with a length of more than 9 km is carried out under the national project “Infrastructure for Life”. More than 10% of the planned work has been completed.

At the facility, the device of the earthbed and the laying of water passage pipes are being carried out.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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