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GRODNO, 2 April (BelTA) – Upon arriving in Grodno Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko raised the question of fieldstones with officials, BelTA has learned.
The president began his working trip to Grodno with a question to Aide to the President - Inspector for Grodno Oblast Yuri Karayev: “Have you had fieldstones removed?”
“A lot of them. We have removed 60%,” he answered.
“What about the remaining 40%?” the head of state asked.
The president was assured that this work was underway. The necessary forces were mobilized, including from educational institutions and industrial enterprises.
Aleksandr Lukashenko had raised the problem of uncollected fieldstones a week earlier during his working trip to Oshmyany District, Grodno Oblast. Unremoved fieldstones can damage machines during harvesting.
“If a rock gets into a combine harvester, the harvester will break down. It amounts to half a million dollars,” the president noted.
The president began his working trip to Grodno with a question to Aide to the President - Inspector for Grodno Oblast Yuri Karayev: “Have you had fieldstones removed?”
“A lot of them. We have removed 60%,” he answered.
“What about the remaining 40%?” the head of state asked.
The president was assured that this work was underway. The necessary forces were mobilized, including from educational institutions and industrial enterprises.
Aleksandr Lukashenko had raised the problem of uncollected fieldstones a week earlier during his working trip to Oshmyany District, Grodno Oblast. Unremoved fieldstones can damage machines during harvesting.
“If a rock gets into a combine harvester, the harvester will break down. It amounts to half a million dollars,” the president noted.
