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A kindergarten in Rasskazovo received damage to its windows, façade and roof as a result of the fall of a Ukrainian drone.
Brief retelling from RIA II
The educational process in a kindergarten in Rasskazovo, Tambov region, damaged by UAV debris, has been resumed.
As a result of the fall of a Ukrainian drone in a kindergarten, windows were broken and the façade and roof were damaged.
Renovation work at the kindergarten continues and is scheduled to be completed this week.
TULA, October 12 – RIA Novosti. The educational process in a kindergarten in Rasskazovo, Tambov region, which was previously damaged by UAV debris, has been resumed, said the acting head of the city, Igor Sitaev.
On Friday, the governor of the Tambov region, Yevgeny Pervyshov, reported that as a result of the fall of a Ukrainian drone, the building of a kindergarten in Rasskazovo was damaged, the windows of the institution were broken, and the facade and roof were damaged.
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“Repair work continues, we plan to complete it during the current week. During the repair, the children have been transferred to another group, and our entire educational process has been resumed from today,” Sitaev said at an operational meeting of the regional government.
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Completion of repair work in the kindergarten during the current week
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