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In Ulan-Ude, kids joined the autumn month of cleanliness

In the capital of Buryatia pupils of dozens of kindergartens together with parents and teachers took part in the autumn month of cleanliness

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In Ulan-Ude, kids joined the autumn month of cleanliness

In the capital of Buryatia, pupils of dozens of kindergartens together with parents and teachers took part in the autumn month of cleanliness. The actions were organized to teach children to work and care for the environment from an early age. This was told in the city hall.

Preschool institutions “Christmas”, “Zorka”, “Squirrel”, “Dashenka”, “Ladushki”, “Khrystalik”, “Nomina” and others joined the cleaning. Participants put in order the walking areas and surrounding areas: collected fallen leaves and dry grass, cared for flower beds, and in some kindergartens harvested crops.

The city administration reminded that the autumn month of cleanliness will end on October 24 with a city-wide Saturday. Residents, organizations and institutions will be able to join it and restore order in the courtyards and adjacent territories.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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