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DTEK Energy had delivered coal to migrants
DTEK Energy had delivered coal to migrants

DTEK Energy had handed over 10 tons of coal to the Bragynivsky village council in Dnipropetrovsk region.

This fuel will warm several dozen houses in which the community has sheltered migrants from the war zones.

Earlier, the company had transferred about 100 tons of coal for the territorial communities needs of Dnipropetrovsk region and more than 200 tons for Ukrzaliznytsia's evacuation trains.

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