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In Bryansk road workers continue to mow grass and remove fallen foliage

Trimmers mow grass in the Kostychev area.

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In Bryansk road workers continue to mow grass and remove fallen foliage

In Bryansk, road services combine grass mowing with harvesting autumn foliage. Work is carried out on the streets and roads of different parts of the city. Trimmers mow grass in the area of Kostychev, including on the roads, as well as on the streets of Emlyutin, Vozalnaya and Navy.

Raiding equipment removes foliage on the streets of Duka, Dimitrov Machine, Bezhitskaya, Red Army, Roman Bryansky, Kalinin, Aviation, Repin, Lunacharsky, Ulyanov, Korolev, Dzerzhinsky, Chapaev, Sholokhov and other city highways.

Today, October 12, cleaning continues on the streets of Stanka Dimitrov, Bezhitskaya, Krasnoarmeyskaya, Happy, Rekunkova, Kalinin, Aviation, Bypass, Gorky, Labor, Kramskaya, Komsomolskaya, Postal, Novo-Soviet, Shchorsa, Telman, Chernyshevsky, Ryleev and other streets of Bryansk. Work is also underway on the Slavic Bridge.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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