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In Nickel opened a warm stop to protect against polar frosts

In Nickel on Guards Avenue, 35, a new warm stop opened. This was reported in the administration of the Pechenga municipal district.

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In Nickel opened a warm stop to protect against polar frosts

In Nickel on Guards Avenue, 35, a new warm stop opened. This was reported in the administration of the Pechenga municipal district.

The pavilion will help passengers to shelter from the wind and bad weather while waiting for the bus. For the Arctic, where the cold weather lasts a significant part of the year, this is especially true: now people will be more convenient to wait for transport on frosty days. This is especially important for the elderly, parents with children and anyone who has to wait a long time for transport on the street.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” also reported that a residential complex with nine houses will be built in the area of Skalnoy and Maklakov.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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