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In Orel at the entrance to the city park again appeared lighting

In the capital of the Orel region this summer at the entrance to the City Park of Culture and Recreation from the regional Arbitration Court removed light arches

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In Orel at the entrance to the city park again appeared lighting

In the capital of the Orel region this summer at the entrance to the City Park of Culture and Recreation from the regional Arbitration Court removed light arches. As explained in the mayor’s office, they are out of order and cannot be restored. For several months, this part of the park complex remained unlit.

According to journalists of the TV channel “Vesti-Orel”, experts have upgraded the existing electric line and installed 10 new lanterns. Now the walks of residents and guests of the city will become more comfortable and safer.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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