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In Alekseevka will restore the destroyed wind roof DK

Mari El has been supervising the Kuibyshev District since 2023

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In Alekseevka will restore the destroyed wind roof DK

In the village of Alekseevka, the Kuibyshev district will restore the roof of the House of Culture, which was damaged by the wind. This was reported in the Telegram channel “Diary of Chief Aid”.

The masters from Mari El inspected the building. They found out that it was necessary to repair the truss system and replace the metal roof.

As a result of the inspection, a defective act was made and sent to the regional Ministry of Culture. Work will begin as soon as the materials are delivered.

Mari El has been supervising the Kuibyshev District since 2023. A team of specialists has been working there for the fourth year and is helping to restore infrastructure and housing.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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