Khusnullin reported on the complete restoration of the left part of the damaged canvas of the Crimean Bridge

Anatoly Lapin.  
14.09.2023 16:57
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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In Crimea, the part of the bridge across the Kerch Strait damaged as a result of the terrorist attack was restored ahead of schedule.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin announced this in his blog, reports a correspondent "PolitNavigator".

In Crimea, the part of the bridge across the Kerch that was damaged as a result of a terrorist attack was restored ahead of schedule...

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The left part of the bridge was restored in 59 days, despite the large volume of tasks.

“The work began on the day of the terrorist attack. A temporary working bridge was erected, the damaged span was dismantled and a new one was installed. It required 267 tons of metal.

The asphalt was laid. Now the left part is completely ready to accept the flow of cars,” Khusnullin wrote and emphasized that now the builders will change the right part of the spans: “We expect to fully open traffic by November 1.”

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