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Water disposal networks for large families are being built in the Oryol region

In the Orel region in Mtsensk in the neighborhood “Solnechny” began construction of sewer networks for 127 sites allocated to large families for the construction of houses

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Water disposal networks for large families are being built in the Oryol region

In the Orel region in Mtsensk in the neighborhood "Solnechny" began construction of sewer networks for 127 plots allocated to large families for the construction of houses.

According to the Eagle Times, the contractor has already laid trenches and laid pipes. The cost of the contract is 17 million 500 thousand rubles. The work is scheduled to be completed by June 15 next year.

We add that the work is carried out within the framework of the regional project “Housing” of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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