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"The city has come to life." Majors in the new image are ready to meet the best grain growers of Vitebsk region on the regional "Dazhynka"

Harvest festival in the northern region this Saturday take Miora. The city was transformed beyond recognition. Chairman of the Miorsky District...

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"The city has come to life." Majors in the new image are ready to meet the best grain growers of Vitebsk region on the regional "Dazhynka"

Harvest festival in the northern region this Saturday take Miora. The city was transformed beyond recognition. Chairman of the Miorsky District Executive Committee Alexander Yarokhnovich noted that the heroes of the holiday deserved this day, and the guests of Dazhynak will be surprised:

- For rural workers, this is a great opportunity to change the working environment to a solemn one, communicate with colleagues from other farms and, of course, receive well-deserved awards. Of course, this is a huge support from the state financially and resources, aimed at making our district center even more cozy and beautiful.

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The streets, courtyards, roads, residential buildings and social facilities of Mior changed their usual appearance one after another. Repair and installation work covered about 150 objects. More than 10 kilometers of roads have been updated. Special attention is paid to the improvement of local territories.

“Everywhere you look, the eye rejoices,” says Mior resident Olga Sivko. The buildings are more beautiful, the roads are smoother. And the yards are so cozy! All that remains is to maintain order.

And the waterfront is now just a fairy tale.

- My friend and I went for a walk almost every day, says Victoria Malkevich. - The alley's so pretty right now. The benches are comfortable, with backs. Sitting and seeing the lake is a pleasure. All the young people are drawn there, mothers with strollers are walking, the city has come to life. And our houses have been decorated! There were gray, dull, and now clean, bright, with patterns.

Educational and cultural institutions have been transformed.
Educational and cultural institutions have been transformed.

- The facade and roof of the building of the central district library have been updated, says Oksana Podiava, Head of the Culture Sector of the Miorsky District Executive Committee. Necessary repairs were done inside as well. The premises were provided with new equipment and furniture. The overhaul was completed in the historical and ethnographic museum. The necessary works were also carried out in the district center of culture and folk art, two secondary schools and a children's art school.

For those who are passionate about sports, a joyful event was the opening of a new boxing hall.

- Large-scale modernization of the premises will bring the training of young athletes to a new level, explains Larisa Maletskaya, head of the sports sector of the Miorsky District Executive Committee. Amateur boxers will also be able to study in the new hall. Here will be held not only training sessions, but also competitions. All necessary sports equipment has been purchased. On the adjacent territory, parking lots for bicycles and cars were equipped, a gazebo and benches were installed, and shrubs and trees were planted.

Numerous changes affected the central district hospital, which serves more than 16,000 people, including residents of neighboring areas.

- We have updated dental installations, x-ray equipment, says the chief doctor of the Miorsk Central RB Angelika Sukhovskaya. Repairs were also carried out in the dental department.

And the central square of the district center was decorated with a new architectural composition that unites tourist brands of the Miorsky Territory: cranes, waterfall, Yelnya reserve, church.

Local residents are sure that after Dazhynak, their transformed city will attract more and more guests and tourists from Belarus and beyond.

Directly on the day of the holiday, the workers of the village of Vitebsk region, as well as guests of Dazhynak, are waiting for the farmsteads of the districts, interesting exhibitions, a gastronomic fair and a large cultural program.

The city center will decorate pavilions with sheaves and loaves. Fans of technology will like the exhibition "TechnoAgroFest". The palette of tastes and colors will please the gastronomic fair "Smaki of Springs". And also the winners of the contest "Baby Lalka "Jump" will be determined.

On Lake Miorskoye will be held "Flyboard show", and on the streets of October and Kirov - regional Spartakiad in power sports and competitions in wood picking.

The culmination of the holiday will be the solemn ceremony of honoring the advanced agro-industrial complex of the Vitebsk region “May land – Mayo Bagazze!”, which will be held on the main stage.

And the day will end with a concert "Budze bread - Budze i song!", as well as festive fireworks on the embankment.

During the day, thematic platforms of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, territorial social service centers, Belposhta, Belarusbank and other organizations will work. For children, an amusement town and an Aibolit Tour platform will open.

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