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From the Bryansk cemeteries before the parent Saturday removed 30 KAMAZ garbage

According to the director of the municipal specialized funeral service Sergey Shchemelinin, cleaning was carried out at all city cemeteries.

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From the Bryansk cemeteries before the parent Saturday removed 30 KAMAZ garbage

City cemeteries Bryansk put in order before the parent Saturday, which fell on November 7. About 30 KAMAZ garbage was removed from their territories.

According to the director of the municipal specialized funeral service Sergey Shchemelinin, cleaning was carried out at all city cemeteries. Workers cleared garbage bins, swept paths and paths.

The collected leaves and branches were delivered to a specially equipped storage device. The work was carried out on the eve of the day when many residents traditionally visit the graves of relatives.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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