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In Dagestan after floods restored 48 reclamation facilities

Almost fifty facilities of the reclamation complex affected by spring floods in Dagestan have been fully restored

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In Dagestan after floods restored 48 reclamation facilities

Almost fifty facilities of the reclamation complex affected by spring floods in Dagestan have been fully restored. This was announced by the Chairman of the Government of the Republic Magomed Ramazanov during a meeting of the Government Commission on Elimination of the Consequences of the Emergency, which was held by the Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation Alexander Kozlov.

In total, according to the republican authorities, the element damaged 62 land reclamation facilities. The total damage is estimated at 488 million rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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