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Residents of Saransk outraged by the new pavers on the Millennium Square

The repair has only been completed, and the obvious disadvantages are already visible - the paving stones are crumbled.

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Residents of Saransk outraged by the new pavers on the Millennium Square

Residents of Saransk are outraged by the new paving stones on Millennium Square. The repair has only been completed, and the obvious disadvantages are already visible - the paving stones are crumbled. Citizens, accustomed to the monumentality and durability of this iconic place, watch with alarm the first signs of destruction. Yesterday the square sparkled with novelty, and today potholes appear, some stones stagger, and some even fall out, exposing the sand under them.

The city administration stressed that the tiles on the Millennium Square, the contractor plans to restore under warranty obligations until October 31.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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