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More coal from DTEK Energy for evacuation trains
More coal from DTEK Energy for evacuation trains

DTEK Energy enterprises had handed over another 69 tons of coal to Ukrzaliznytsia. This fuel is needed for trains that day to day evacuate Ukrainians in all possible directions.

This is already the third part of coal for railway transport - in total, the company had transferred about 300 tons of fuel for these purposes, and almost 100 - for communities and social facilities.

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