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In Bryansk, more than 120 employees of administrations went to clean up urban areas

Specialists of regional and municipal departments and institutions also joined the cleaning.

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In Bryansk, more than 120 employees of administrations went to clean up urban areas

In Bryansk, more than 120 employees of city and district administrations took part in the traditional Friday. Specialists of regional and municipal departments and institutions also joined the cleaning.

The participants restored the fence and put in order the territory near the house No. 29 on Krasnoarmeyskaya Street. Garbage and fallen foliage was removed on the streets of Gorbatov, Repin, Kalinin, Bryansk Proletarian Division, Kamozin and Kuibyshev, as well as at the intersection of Stepna and Ilya Ivanov.

Work took place in other parts of the city: on the turning ring of Heroes Avenue, under the bridge over Bolva, on Bezhitsky beach and in the green area near the “Key of Health”.

In addition, the foliage was collected at the Palace of Culture of Railway Workers, in the Lenin Square and in the pedestrian zone on Gogol Street. On the street of the Red Guard mowed the grass, and near the Soviet district administration put in order flower beds.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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