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The second half of the bridge across Sheibukhta is being repaired in the Mezhdurechensky district

In Mezhdurechensky district, the repair of the bridge over the Sheibukhtu River, located on the 53rd kilometer of the Ileikino-Shuyskoe highway, continues

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The second half of the bridge across Sheibukhta is being repaired in the Mezhdurechensky district

In the Mezhdurechensky district, the repair of the bridge over the Sheibukhtu River, located on the 53rd kilometer of the Ileikino-Shuyskoye highway, continues. The work is carried out under the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.

The contractor puts the structure in order by strips. One part has already been restored, specialists have moved to the other side. Now the passage is available on wooden decking, but in the future the bridge will be asafalted.

The repairs will be completed next year.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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