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Residents of Udmurtia told about the mailbox of Santa Claus

The facility is located near the central flowerbed of the zoo, you can send a letter until December 20.

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Residents of Udmurtia told about the mailbox of Santa Claus

Residents of Udmurtia have a unique opportunity to touch the magic of the New Year thanks to the appearance in the capital of the republic of a special mailbox Santa Claus. This fabulous attribute, designed to collect children's dreams and wishes, is located in the heart of the city - next to the central flowerbed of the Izhevsk Zoo.

It is expected that the mailbox of Santa Claus will cause great interest and become a real tradition for the residents of Udmurtia. After all, what could be more touching than to see a child with burning eyes drops his letter into a cherished box, believing in a miracle.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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