Arkhangelsk Region's student teams work on construction of icebreaker, port, highway
More than 900 people across 55 student and 32 teenager labor teams took part in regional construction projects, TASS reported.
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Student and teenager labor teams in Russia's Arkhangelsk Region have been working on the construction of an icebreaker, a port and a highway, according to TASS.
The effort involved 55 student teams and 32 teenager teams, together featuring more than 900 participants, the report said.
Scope of the projects
TASS's report did not specify the names of the icebreaker, port or highway projects involved, nor did it provide a timeline for completion of the work.
Such regional labor teams are a recurring feature of youth employment programs in Russia, though further details on funding or organizing bodies behind this particular initiative were not included in the available report.
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- Arkhangelsk Region's student teams work on construction of icebreaker, port, highway — TASS (Russia)
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