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Volunteers helped Lipchan to eliminate the consequences of a difficult weekend

The head of Lipetsk Mikhail Shcherbakov thanked volunteers who, together with city services, helped residents after the incident in the city

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Volunteers helped Lipchan to eliminate the consequences of a difficult weekend

The head of Lipetsk, Mikhail Shcherbakov, thanked the volunteers who, together with city services, helped residents after what happened in the city.

Activists of the Popular Front, the Young Guard and other associations themselves offered assistance. They removed fragments on Ignatiev Street, helped residents of houses on Bunin Street to restore the thermal circuit and remained in touch with citizens.

Shcherbakov noted that he especially appreciates the readiness of young people in Lipka to postpone personal affairs and support those who need it.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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