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Voronezh rescuers planted trees on the Leather Cordon

Employees of the 5th fire and rescue unit took part in the environmental action in Voronezh

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Voronezh rescuers planted trees on the Leather Cordon

Employees of the 5th fire and rescue unit took part in the environmental action in Voronezh. They planted trees on the territory of the Leather Cordon, contributing to the greening of the urban space.

According to the regional department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the event was aimed at improving the territory and preserving the environment. Rescuers noted that taking care of nature is an important part of the responsibility to the city and its inhabitants.

The joint planting of trees also helped the unit's staff strengthen teamwork. Participation in such initiatives allows rescuers to contribute to the life of Voronezh not only in the performance of professional duties, but also through socially significant events.

Environmental actions help to attract the attention of citizens to the careful attitude to nature and the development of green areas.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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