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Residents of Saransk outraged by the removal of tiles on the Proletarian

At the end of August, the park was renovated and a new tile road was already laid out.

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Residents of Saransk outraged by the removal of tiles on the Proletarian

Residents of Saransk are outraged by the removal of tiles on Proletarskaya. At the end of August, the park was renovated and a new tile road was already laid out. However, just a few weeks later, the workers reopened the cover, which caused confusion and anger among the citizens. People who had been looking forward to the completion of the improvement are now watching what they think is meaningless work. Local residents note that the new tiles looked neat and were laid well. The situation raises questions about work planning and coordination between services.

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