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In the Kalmyk village Peschany checked the pace of construction of a new volleyball court

The leadership of the Priyutnensky district and the Sandy rural municipality visited the construction site, where a new volleyball zone is being built.

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In the Kalmyk village Peschany checked the pace of construction of a new volleyball court

The leadership of the Priyutnensky district and the Sandy rural municipality visited the construction site, where a new volleyball zone is being built. The project is implemented under the initiative budgeting program.

During the visit, the inspectors checked the quality of the work performed and the materials used. The commission inspected the site and assessed the pace of construction. The contractor confirmed the readiness to deliver the object on time, following the approved schedule. Particular attention was paid to the comfort and safety of the future recreation area.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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