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In the Red Ray updated recreation area at the sports complex

Work on improvement is carried out within the framework of the national project

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In the Red Ray updated recreation area at the sports complex

In Red Ray, the transformation of the territory around the open-type physical culture and health complex is gaining pace. In the GBU LNR “LuganMedia” found out that within the framework of the federal project “Formation of a comfortable urban environment” a new stage has started here: on the central alley, where lighting pillars have already been installed, an asphalt layer has started working.

According to the master of the site Arkady Barseghyan, by the end of the month the workers plan to complete the laying of the coating, mount the lighting and install modern benches with urns. These measures are designed to make the recreation area modern, bright and convenient for citizens.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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