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In the Borovichi district will lay more than 850 meters of gas network to the village of Razdolye

In the Novgorod region continues work on the gasification of settlements

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In the Borovichi district will lay more than 850 meters of gas network to the village of Razdolye

In the Novgorod region, work continues on the gasification of settlements. Now specialists are laying a gas pipeline with a length of more than 850 meters to the village of Razdolye of the Borovichi municipal district. The gas will come to twelve households of the village, the press service of Gazprom Gas Distribution Veliky Novgorod reported.

At the beginning of this year, the gas came to the Borovichi village of Bor, for which experts laid 370 meters of the gas pipeline. And in the spring, a new gas pipeline with a length of 3.4 kilometers brought blue fuel to the estate of Jadina.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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