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In Essentuki was a massive autumn Saturday

Essentukov City Hall reported on the results of the mass autumn Saturday held at 65 locations of the resort city

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In Essentuki was a massive autumn Saturday

The Essentukov City Hall reported on the results of a massive autumn Saturday held at 65 locations of the resort city. Large cleaning gathered in the streets, squares and parks representatives of the administration, deputy corps, business, sanatorium and resort industry, organizations and caring residents.

“Friendly, in a single impulse, the Essentucans brought cleanliness: they removed dry, random debris that fell into the foliage. Swept, carefully stored waste for further removal and disposal. We thank everyone for their activity, indifference and contribution to the common cause! It is from such joint efforts that the appearance of a clean, well-groomed and hospitable resort city of Yessentuki is formed, commented the head of the city Vladimir Krutnikov.

Earlier it was reported that in Essentuki there is a workshop producing fuel pellets from wood residues.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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