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In Voronezh died the operator of TV channel Gubernia Dmitry Kostin

His death was reported by the Voronezh Union of Journalists; his death was sudden

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In Voronezh died the operator of TV channel Gubernia Dmitry Kostin

In Voronezh, the operator of TV Gubernia Dmitry Kostin died. His death was reported by the Voronezh Union of Journalists; his death was sudden.

The farewell ceremony took place on Monday, November 9. The memorial service was held in the Church of the Prophet Samuel on Karl Marx Street, 114A. Dmitry was buried in the South-Western cemetery.

The Governorate described Dmitry as a strong professional and attentive colleague, ready to help and share experience. According to colleagues, he was able to notice in the frame what remained invisible to others, and could convey the story without words.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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