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In Kaluga looking for a man with a beautiful name

In the Kaluga region, the search for Anatoly Preobrazhensky continues.

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In Kaluga looking for a man with a beautiful name

In the Kaluga region, the search for Anatoly Preobrazhensky continues. The man disappeared on November 5, since then there is no information about his whereabouts. The orientation was distributed by the search and rescue team “LisaAlert”.

The missing man is a dense build, 168 centimeters tall. He has grey hair and gray-green eyes. On the day of his disappearance, he was wearing a black and beige jacket, a gray sweater, black trousers, a baseball cap and sneakers.

Anyone with information about the man is asked to call 112 or the search party hotline: 8-800-700-54-52.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in Kaluga looking for a doctor to work with athletes.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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