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The head of the Primorsky district Valentina Rudkina checked the progress of repair of the Uemsky school

Construction and installation work continues at the facility

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The head of the Primorsky district Valentina Rudkina checked the progress of repair of the Uemsky school

Construction and installation work continues at the facility. On the first floor, door blocks are installed, tiles are laid on the stairs. In parallel, the installation of the roof fence and drainage system is carried out to ensure reliable operation of the building in all weather conditions. Finishing works go to the final stage: finishing the walls with ceramic tiles in bathrooms, laying linoleum and installation of suspended ceilings. Installation of ventilation in the food unit and bathrooms is completely completed. The contractor is advised to speed up the final work.

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