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In Kostomuksha, teenagers damaged street equipment at night

According to the administration of the Kostomuksha district, on the night of October 21, two minors first struck the lighting support, and then broke the cabinet with traffic light equipment, inside which there are cables and other elements of the system

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In Kostomuksha, teenagers damaged street equipment at night

Another act of vandalism was recorded in Kostomuksha. According to the administration of the Kostomuksha district, on the night of October 21, two minors first struck the lighting support, and then broke the cabinet with traffic lights, inside which are cables and other elements of the system.

In fact, the incident has already been sent to the police.

Local authorities asked parents to talk to children about the need to take care of city property and remind them of the consequences of such actions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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