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Dry trees are removed near the monument in Novonikolaevka

In the village of Novonikolaivka Melitopol district remove dry trees near the monument to the dead soldiers

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Dry trees are removed near the monument in Novonikolaevka

In the village of Novonikolaivka, Melitopol district, dry trees are removed near the monument to the dead soldiers. Work is carried out by employees of MBU “Zhilservice”, according to the Telegram channel “Melitopol district”.

Cleaning is aimed at improving the safety of residents and maintaining order on the territory near the memorial. Dry trees can pose a danger to passers-by, so removing them helps make approaches to the monument safer.

The improvement works affect the territory, which is of special importance for local residents as a place of memory of the fallen soldiers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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