Cemeteries in Kirov are being cleared of "dead" trees.
This year, 9 million rubles have been allocated from the city budget for these purposes, the city administration reported. The contractor is currently working at the Petelinskoye Cemetery, where 120 hazardous trees have already been felled, and around 30 more are planned to be removed in the coming days.
Earlier, specialists from the municipal "Burial Services" identified about 500 trees posing a threat to visitors' safety during an inspection. Most of them have already been removed under the municipal contract.
"The contract provides not only for felling but also for the removal of felled trees. Branches are processed into wood chips on site, and trunks are taken to a special disposal site," the agency clarified.
Work is being carried out primarily along roads and pedestrian alleys. Dangerous trees have already been removed at the cemeteries in Makarye, Sosheny, Bakhte and at the Filey burial site.
In addition, specialists continue routine maintenance of the areas — removing fallen trees and promptly responding to residents' requests.
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Two charity drives to collect aid for homeless animals have concluded in Kirov. City residents collected a total of 140 kilograms of food, as well as blankets, mattresses, bowls and other necessary items.
In the Oktyabrsky District they managed to collect more than 90 kilograms of grains and wet and dry food. These will be sent to the Wet Nose shelter and the cat foster home Cape of Good Hope. Parents and staff of kindergarten No. 143 "Iskorka" took an active part in the campaign.
In the Leninsky District the "Caring for the Tailed Guest" campaign took place. Participants collected more than 50 kilograms of food, as well as warm items to insulate bedding and doghouses. All the aid was handed over to a dog shelter. A major contribution was made by the staff of kindergarten No. 102 together with the parents.
Russians turned in more than 56 million coins. This is a record result for the entire duration of the campaign.
Cemeteries in Kirov are being cleared of "dead" trees.
In Kirov, work to remove hazardous trees from cemetery grounds is nearing completion.