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Residents of Gubkin offered to decorate the city spruces from their garden plots

The administration of the Gubkinsky district of the Belgorod region announced the start of the action to collect firs for the festive design of the city

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Residents of Gubkin offered to decorate the city spruces from their garden plots

The administration of the Gubkin district of the Belgorod region announced the start of a campaign to collect fir trees for the festive decoration of the city. Residents were offered to transfer large coniferous trees to the municipality, which must be removed from homesteads.

The authorities will assume obligations for cutting, transportation and subsequent disposal of spruce. For detailed information, contact +7 (47241) 2-42-47.

We will remind, on the Cathedral square of Belgorod began to install a Christmas tree.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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