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In Orel region, large families will receive commemorative medals for Mother’s Day

On the eve of Mother’s Day in the Orel region will award large families

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In Orel region, large families will receive commemorative medals for Mother’s Day

On the eve of Mother’s Day in the Orel region will award large families. The Governor of the region Andrey Klychkov signed a decree on the presentation of commemorative medals “Large family” and diplomas – awards will receive 321 registered families.

As reported in the Department of social protection, guardianship and guardianship, labor and employment of the Oryol region, honoring newly formed large families will be held in all areas.

It should be added that the celebrations with the presentation of medals and diplomas are held twice a year - in May and November, timed to coincide with the International Day of Family and Mother's Day.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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