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In the Mikhailovsky district congratulated agricultural workers

The event ended with the performance of the soloists of the Mikhailovsky House of Culture

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In the Mikhailovsky district congratulated agricultural workers

In the Mikhailovsky municipal district, a celebration was held for the Day of the Worker of Agriculture and Processing Industry. This was reported by the district administration.

The head of the district Vyacheslav Bednyak presented the farmers with gratitude from the Ministry of Agro-industrial complex of Zaporizhzhia region and the municipality. He noted that working in the fields is under constant risk.

The poor man thanked the workers for continuing to harvest and provide food despite the danger. He also thanked his family and colleagues.

The head of the agro-industrial complex department Valentina Mesnyankina wished the farmers health, peaceful skies and prosperity. Children from the Olympus Center presented their paintings to the workers. The event ended with the performance of the soloists of the Mikhailovsky House of Culture.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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