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In Penza, the Olympic alley and Teacher's Square will be treated from ticks

In Penza, acaricide treatment will be carried out on the Olympic Alley and in the Teacher's Square. Work is planned on the night of October 13-14 in the framework of prevention and control of ticks.

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In Penza, the Olympic alley and Teacher's Square will be treated from ticks

In Penza, acaricide treatment will be carried out on the Olympic Alley and in the Teacher's Square. Work is planned on the night of October 13-14 in the framework of prevention and control of ticks.

Residents and guests of the city are asked not to walk through these areas during processing. It will be possible to safely visit the Olympic Alley and Teacher’s Square from 07:00 on October 14.

The measures are aimed at reducing the number of ticks and protecting citizens from possible bites. Penza residents are advised to consider the work schedule when planning walks.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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