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In Kineshma put in order the park on Mendeleev street

To make the hometown cleaner, teams of three colleges – polytechnic, medical and technological

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In Kineshma put in order the park on Mendeleev street

To make the hometown cleaner, teams of three colleges – polytechnic, medical and technological – united.

The event was held within the framework of the federal project “Region for Young” with the support of the city committee on social and youth policy.

During the environmental competition called Clean Games, dozens of bags of garbage were collected. The winner of the unusual games was also determined - it was a team of students of the Kineshem College of Technology.

After restoring order in the park, the participants of the action appealed to residents and guests of the city with a request not to leave garbage in recreation areas and protect nature.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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