World War II will encompass the Magan cemetery, marking it as a burial ground for the conflict.
In a significant move, the municipal budgetary institution for funeral services in Yakutia, MBI "Ritual," has announced plans to landscape and elevate the SVO sector at Magansky Cemetery to a military sector. This decision, made by the Russian authorities, aims to honour the memory of participants in military operations.
The first stage of this project involves conducting land works, followed by construction works to create memorial objects such as a monument and a place for mourning rituals. Tombstones will be installed at the burial sites of these individuals in the future.
The families of participants in military operations have given their consent for these works. The draft sketch and all construction documents for this project have been agreed upon with the families involved, ensuring their wishes are respected.
The landscaping of the SVO sector at Magansky Cemetery is currently underway. The cadastre binding and registration of the burial sites of participants in military operations have been completed to enable the installation of tombstones at their burial sites in the future.
The mayor's press service has requested that the media and Telegram channels verify information before spreading it about the works at Magansky Cemetery's military sector. They urge everyone to avoid spreading unverified information to maintain the integrity of the project.
This transformation is a testament to the city's commitment to honouring the sacrifices made by military fighters. The military sector at Magansky Cemetery is set to become a place of remembrance and respect, offering a peaceful space for mourning rituals and reflection.
As the construction works progress, the community looks forward to a place that truly honours the memory of those who have served our nation. The project is a significant step towards recognising and commemorating the bravery and sacrifice of military fighters.
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