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Subbotnik at the “Capital of Chambers” was held in Pskov

Employees of the Control Department of the Pskov Administration organized a subbotnik, which took place on the territory of the cultural heritage object of federal significance “The basement of the chambers”

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Subbotnik at the “Capital of Chambers” was held in Pskov

Employees of the Control Department of the Pskov Administration organized a Saturday, which took place on the territory of the cultural heritage object of federal significance “The basement of the chambers”. This was reported in the management group in the social network “Vkontakte”.

During the Saturday, workers managed to collect dry leaves and branches, clear pedestrian paths and remove household garbage. Among the waste were wrappers, bottles, cans and napkins.

The department noted that the cleaning of the monument is carried out twice a year.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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