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In the Yaroslavl region installed a road sign “Caution, ducks”

Residents of the village "Red Weavers" in the Yaroslavl municipal district installed a road sign warning that ducks are on the road near the pond.

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In the Yaroslavl region installed a road sign “Caution, ducks”

Residents of the village "Red Weavers" in the Yaroslavl municipal district installed a road sign warning that ducks are on the road near the pond.

As explained by the creators of the sign, there are many ducks in the pond and in the evenings they go ashore to spend the night on the roadside. The road is very close and local cars and motorists race on it at godlessly high speeds. Ducks are in danger.

A warning sign. The villagers made it themselves. Including with the help of reflective paint, for the dark time of day.

The initiators of the sign installation hope that no one will break the sign. On the contrary, people will listen to such a signal.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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