Troitsk volunteers collected and delivered more than 220 tons of humanitarian aid to their area.

Since the opening of the Troitsk Humanitarian Center (THC), volunteers have collected 220 tons of humanitarian aid and sent it to social and medical institutions, as well as to the affected residents of the Kursk, Belgorod, Bryansk, and Voronezh regions. This was announced on October 13 by the portal mos.ru .

The THC employs more than 70 volunteers, who are divided into teams with different areas of work. For example, Mangora specializes in the manufacture of camouflage nets, stretchers, first-aid kits, tactical mats and pouches. "Seamstresses" are engaged in sewing for medical institutions: bed linen, anti-bedsore pillows, sets of sanitary and hygienic products needed in hospitals and dressing stations.

The "combat kitchen" is engaged in the preparation and collection of food. The members of the "MasterZ" team repair and assemble the equipment necessary for wounded soldiers and children with disabilities. The Point of Good is the coordinator of all the teams — its participants sort, take into account and distribute things before shipping.

Entrepreneurs of the Moscow TiNAO are also involved in the work of the Shopping Center: They purchased and delivered 15 quadrocopters, seven thermal imaging sights, more than 30 night vision devices, 20 diesel heat cannons, several hundred generators, various power tools, chainsaws and over 80 tons of metal products to the contact line of the special military operation.

Alexey Titov, the head of the Shopping center, noted the contribution of the residents of the district, saying that this is a confirmation of our solidarity and concern for those who defend the Motherland.

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Earlier, on October 10, it became known that SVO veterans living in the Western Administrative District of Moscow had sent more than two tons of humanitarian supplies to the front lines. According to Konstantin Ryzhak, chairman of the Veterans' Council of His Own, Moscow systematically helps the fighters in their defense.

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