The winner of contest “Clear sky of cities” determined
31 August 2011, Wednesday
On August,31 Deputy Premier - Minister of info and communications Nikolai Nikiforov handed camera “Sony” with fixed GPS to the winner of contest “Clear sky of cities” – Vyacheslav Yaradaikin who sent a picture of roof of a house № 69 in Chuikov street. 38 cables were found on the roof of this house.
The contest “Clear sky of cities” was announced by Nikolai Nikiforov in his microblog. All participants published pictures of Kazan houses wound by communication lines in Twitter and sent them to e-mail.
We congratulate Vyacheslav Yaradaikin on wining the contest!
The contest “Clear sky of cities” was announced by Nikolai Nikiforov in his microblog. All participants published pictures of Kazan houses wound by communication lines in Twitter and sent them to e-mail.
We congratulate Vyacheslav Yaradaikin on wining the contest!
Press service of RT Ministry of info and communications
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