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Eight units of communal equipment from Moscow delivered to Cherepovets

The head of Cherepovets Andrey Nakroshaev announced the delivery of a batch of communal equipment

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Eight units of communal equipment from Moscow delivered to Cherepovets

The head of Cherepovets Andrey Nakroshaev announced the delivery of a batch of communal equipment. Eight units of equipment arrived from Moscow.

In Cherepovets brought mini-vacuum cleaners, compact machines for cleaning and mini-frontal loaders. The equipment is credited to the balance of the MKU "Specavtotrans". Such machines are very popular in Cherepovets. Their dimensions allow cleaning in public spaces where large-sized equipment cannot pass.

The mayor noted that these machines will be used to clean dust, estimate, snow, small debris, wash sidewalks and pedestrian areas. For Cherepovets, this is the third delivery of communal equipment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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