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School No. 18 in Lisichansk is updated according to the People's Program

The building is changing the roof and engineering networks

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School No. 18 in Lisichansk is updated according to the People's Program

In Lisychansk, the restoration of school No. 18 is gaining momentum, which will become a modern educational center for local children. Secretary of the local branch of United Russia Andrei Semchenko, together with representatives of relevant departments, inspected the progress of work within the framework of the People’s Program.

Now the building is actively changing the roof, updating engineering networks and installing new window blocks. Special attention is paid to the repair of the roof – its quality depends on whether the school can survive autumn showers and winter frosts without leaks.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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