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Orel bailiffs arranged a family day in the theater

Bailiffs with representatives of the Youth Council, veterans and their relatives visited the Orel Municipal Drama Theater “Russian Style” named after M

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Orel bailiffs arranged a family day in the theater

Bailiffs with representatives of the youth council, veterans and their loved ones visited the Orel Municipal Drama Theater “Russian Style” named after M. M. Bakhtin. They watched the play Jack (6+).

According to the press service of the regional FSSP Department, the event was held to strengthen family and traditional values, as well as to unite the team.

The joint trip to the theater became a cultural event and a celebration of unity. The participants felt like part of a friendly team. This day reminded of the importance of family ties and overcoming difficulties together.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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