СЕМЬЯ ИБРАГИМОВЫХ МОЖЕТ ОСТАТЬСЯ БЕЗ КРЫШИ НАД ГОЛОВОЙ
Магомедхан и Марзигат Ибрагимовы живут в съемной комнате чужого недостроенного дома, в поселке Кривая балка. Пожилая семейная пара находится в острой нужде.
В доме нет нормальных условий для жизни. Усугубляет ситуацию то, что сейчас зимнее время и в скором времени они могут даже оказаться на улице.
Благотворительный фонд «Инсан» по городу Махачкале объявляет сбор на постройку дома для семьи Ибрагимовых
СЕМЬЯ ИБРАГИМОВЫХ МОЖЕТ ОСТАТЬСЯ БЕЗ КРЫШИ НАД ГОЛОВОЙ
Магомедхан и Марзигат Ибрагимовы живут в съемной комнате чужого недостроенного дома, в поселке Кривая балка. Пожилая семейная пара находится в острой нужде.
В доме нет нормальных условий для жизни. Усугубляет ситуацию то, что сейчас зимнее время и в скором времени они могут даже оказаться на улице.
Благотворительный фонд «Инсан» по городу Махачкале объявляет сбор на постройку дома для семьи Ибрагимовых
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