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12.02.2025: As part of the project, informational banners were installed in designated schools.

Within the framework of the project "Strengthening Local and National Capacities to Prepare for and Respond to Emergencies in High Earthquake Risk and Natural Disaster-Prone Areas in Central Asian Countries," implemented by the Dashoguz Regional Branch of the Youth Organization of Turkmenistan (TGYMJ), informational banners on emergencies and natural disasters were installed in the schools covered by the project. These include Secondary School No. 54 in the Biruni Council of Shabat District, Dashoguz Region, as well as Secondary School No. 19  in the Yalkym Council and Secondary School No. 47 in the Parahat Council of S. Turkmenbashi District.

 

 

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Movement.

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