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In the Telman district discussed repair, energy reserve and new jobs

Deputy Prime Minister Kramarenko met with the local administration

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In the Telman district discussed repair, energy reserve and new jobs

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture of the DPR Artem Kramarenko visited the Telmanovsky District within the framework of a traditional working visit to the supervised municipalities. During the meeting with the head of administration, the readiness of infrastructure for the heating season, the start of which is scheduled for October 20, was analyzed in detail. Special attention was paid to backup power sources against the background of daily enemy attacks on critical facilities.

The visit also touched upon improvement issues: this year, under the state program, roads in Michurino and Telmanovo were overhauled, and the squares in Telmanovo and Andreevka were renovated.

The officials also discussed development prospects, including the construction of a feed mill to create new jobs with decent wages.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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