Поздравляю с профессиональным праздником всех, кто выбрал делом своей жизни спасение людей.
Многое сделано в уходящем году для развития служб пожаротушения и защиты от чрезвычайных ситуаций. Мы продолжим техническое оснащение наших спасателей, чтобы они могли работать еще оперативнее и эффективнее.
Поздравляю с профессиональным праздником всех, кто выбрал делом своей жизни спасение людей.
Многое сделано в уходящем году для развития служб пожаротушения и защиты от чрезвычайных ситуаций. Мы продолжим техническое оснащение наших спасателей, чтобы они могли работать еще оперативнее и эффективнее.
Спасибо за службу!
BY Кожемяко | официально
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