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Rosatom sends humanitarian aid to Energodar ahead of winter

Students were provided with the equipment necessary for distance learning

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Rosatom sends humanitarian aid to Energodar ahead of winter

Rosatom is transferring warm clothes, medicines, food and diesel generators to Energodar ahead of the difficult winter period. This was reported in the telegram channel “Rosatom Country”.

According to the head of the state corporation Alexei Likhachev, within the framework of the marathon “Rosatom together with Energodar” has already collected 114,000 tons of cargo.

In the city, kindergartens, schools, a sports and recreation complex, a family center and the Holy Epiphany Cathedral were repaired. The new academic year students began remotely, the necessary equipment provided both students and teachers.

Special attention is paid to the safety of the Zaporozhye NPP. During the escalation, the station was left without external electricity 26 times.

Likhachev noted that ZNPP employees and residents of Energodar continue to fulfill their duties, despite the difficult situation.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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