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The head of Elets congratulated drivers on their professional holiday

Head of Yelets Vyacheslav Jabin congratulated drivers and employees of road and urban passenger transport on their professional holiday

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The head of Elets congratulated drivers on their professional holiday

Head of Yelets Vyacheslav Jabin congratulated drivers and employees of road and urban passenger transport on their professional holiday. He thanked them for their daily work, responsibility and help in maintaining the usual rhythm of life in the city.

Jabin noted that thanks to drivers, villagers get to work, home and to their loved ones on time. Separate words of gratitude he addressed to the employees of special services, who promptly go where they need help, and participate in ensuring the safety of residents.

The head of the city wished drivers calm roads, favorable weather, safe flights and a safe return home after work.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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