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Kursk schoolchildren are invited to New Year's shifts in the sanatorium

Kursk schoolchildren were invited to New Year's shifts in the sanatorium

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Kursk schoolchildren are invited to New Year's shifts in the sanatorium

Kursk schoolchildren were invited to New Year's shifts in the sanatorium. This was reported in the city hall today, November 15.

Guys are waiting in the sanatoriums Solovushka (from November 26 to December 16) and Nightingale Dawns (from November 25 to December 15). Students expect five meals a day, health treatments and a festive program with Santa Claus and Snow Maiden.

Vouchers are provided free of charge for children registered in Kursk. You should contact the Committee of social protection of Kursk (street Pigoreva, 2/17, room No9), phone: 32-54-79.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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