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Lebedev reported on cleaning and repair of playgrounds in Murmansk

In Murmansk continue to monitor the state of children's playgrounds. Specialists of "Avangard" daily remove garbage, repair equipment and remove inscriptions from game designs. This was reported in his official social networks by the head of Murmansk Ivan Lebedev.

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Lebedev reported on cleaning and repair of playgrounds in Murmansk

In Murmansk continue to monitor the state of children's playgrounds. Specialists of "Avangard" daily remove garbage, repair equipment and remove inscriptions from game designs. This was reported in his official social networks by the head of Murmansk Ivan Lebedev.

As noted by Ivan Lebedev, the work is necessary to maintain the cleanliness and safety of places where children rest and spend time with families.

Today, specialists worked on the streets of Starostin, Krupskaya, Bauman and Mir, as well as on Kola Prospekt and in other areas of the city.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” also reported that Lebedev discussed with the citizens improvement on Lobov Street in Murmansk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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