
In the courtyard of the house on Nevsky Prospekt, 66 several workers for a day and a half carried out a general cleaning before the arrival of the governor Alexander Beglov . About this "paper" was told by a local resident, journalist Anatoly Buzinsky.
According to Buzinsky, preparation for cleaning began on the morning of May 6. Around 8:00 to 12:00 on May 7, active cleaning was ongoing: the workers washed the windows and walls, and also tidied it in order of flower beds, the journalist says. According to his estimates, about 20 people participated in the work.
The Government of St. Petersburg reported on a visit by Beglov Court on May 8. In the social networks of Smolny, a post “By Victory Day, St. Petersburg streets and yards, put in order” (spelling was preserved) with a photograph of the governor planting flowers.
Buzinsky was able to talk with Beglov and ask why the cleaning was carried out for the first time in a long time only before his arrival. The journalist published a dialogue on Facebook.
- Alexander Dmitrievich, hello! Can I have a question?
- It depends on what.
- Today we have arranged a props. They began to clean everything. Before that, the windows have not been washed for 40 years.
“ Is it bad that they started cleaning today?”
- It's good that today.
- Well, thank God!
- Come to us more often.
- Rejoice! You would be a shovel and a broom. Take and take everything! Yes?
- Agree!
- Well, take the broom, take and plant the flowers!
- How do you feel about the Potemkin villages?
- We do not have Potemkin villages. They are in another place!
In social networks of the Government of St. Petersburg, they reported that spring cleaning was carried out in the city: the streets are washed with shampoo, they disinfect public spaces, and flowers and trees are planted in the yards. “Ahead of the Victory Day. And although this year we will not have mass festive events, our city should look festive, ”the press service of the word Beglov quotes.
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