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School No. 18 in Belgorod to be renovated in 2027

In Belgorod continues the overhaul of school No. 18

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School No. 18 in Belgorod to be renovated in 2027

In Belgorod continues the overhaul of school No. 18. The work is carried out under the national project “Youth and Children”.

The builders replaced the roof, window blocks and completed rough electrical work. On the third floor finished plastering surfaces. The floor screed was 90% complete. At the moment, specialists are laying heating and sewerage systems. At the same time, they are building a school stadium.

On the progress of work citizens reported the mayor Valentin Demidov. He stressed that the contractor complies with the schedule, and there are no delays in terms. All work is planned to be completed next year.

School No. 46 in Belgorod is changing the windows and roof.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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