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In the park named after Albert Ivanov in Orel, the work on laying paving slabs is completed by 90%

Governor of the Orel region Andrei Klychkov held a live broadcast on the social network Vkontakte

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In the park named after Albert Ivanov in Orel, the work on laying paving slabs is completed by 90%

The Governor of the Orel region Andrei Klychkov conducted a live broadcast on the social network Vkontakte. During the online stream, he spoke about the improvement of the public territory in the Railway district of the city.

In the park named after Albert Ivanov, the work on laying paving slabs is 90% completed, a sculpture is installed. It is closed so as not to get dirty when the work is completed. The work should be completed by the end of November, the head of the Orlov region explained.

Earlier, “MK in Orel” wrote that Albert Ivanov Square is 80% ready.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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