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African driver drives Murom city bus

Garcia Nsambu Rams arrives in Russia from Angola

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African driver drives Murom city bus

Garcia Nsambu Rams came to Russia from Angola. Here he found a second home, got a profession and created a family, journalists told Murom24. This year, the man and his relatives moved from the Moscow region to the Melenkovsk district. He got a job as a driver in the Murom PATP. Behind Garcia twenty years of driving experience. He quickly got used to the roads of Murom, which at first seemed unfamiliar to him. Now he responsibly spins the ram of the city bus.

Garcia is 58. Thirty of them live in Russia. I had to get used to a different language, mentality and climate. According to the man, it was difficult at first. People helped to adapt. Here he found true friends, and unfamiliar Russia became native. Garcia is a father with seven children.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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