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Almost 5 thousand times Belgorod citizens voted for the installation of cell towers

Almost 5 thousand times residents of the Belgorod region voted for the places in which in 2027 there will be cell towers

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Almost 5 thousand times Belgorod citizens voted for the installation of cell towers

Almost 5 thousand times residents of the Belgorod region voted for the places in which in 2027 there will be cell towers. The voting takes place under the program “Elimination of digital inequality” of the national project “Data Economy”.

The list for selection included settlements with a population of 100 to 1 thousand people. You can take part in the voting on the platform of "State Services" or by sending a letter to the Ministry of Digital Services of Russia. If the appeal is written by the collective, the vote of each signatory will be taken into account.

You can only vote for localities from the region of your registration. Votes will be accepted until November 8.

Recall that in the Belgorod region due to the attacks of the APU 592 times restored cellular communication.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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