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In Moshensky, the whole world repaired an important "no man's" bridge for the village

The head of the Moshensky municipal district, Tatiana Pavlova, said that the bridge, which is popularly called "Lnnozavodsky", is again open and ready to help residents of the village of Moshenskoe move from one bank of Uveri to another

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In Moshensky, the whole world repaired an important "no man's" bridge for the village

The head of the Moshensky municipal district, Tatiana Pavlova, said that the bridge, which is popularly called "Lnozavodsk", is again open and ready to help residents of the village of Moshenskoe to move from one bank of Uveri to another.

The bridge is the shortest way from microdistrict No. 1 to the Central District Hospital. While he was in disrepair, residents had to make a huge hook through the center of the village. The bridge is often used by elderly people, who live here a lot.

In January this year, the administration of the Moshensky district warned that the bridge over Uver is in disrepair and movement on it is strictly prohibited.

At that time, it turned out that the bridge was not listed anywhere on the balance sheet and it was unclear who should be engaged in its maintenance and repair. However, the deputy head of the administration, Andrian Lutter, assured that the issue was being resolved. Soon, sponsors were found, and local residents and employees of the Novgorodskaya TC took to repair the bridge. So the whole world managed to repair an important “no man’s” bridge for the residents of Moshensky.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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