Thursday, 13 April 2006

KADYROV OPENS GROZNY PIPE PLANT

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A Grozny metal polymeric pipe plant was opened by Chechen Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov on Thursday. Pipes will be supplied to local farmers, housing and public utility services and industry, a source in the Chechen governmental press service told Interfax. The second and third segments of the plant will be opened later this year and will make pipes for water and corrosive substances.
A Grozny metal polymeric pipe plant was opened by Chechen Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov on Thursday. Pipes will be supplied to local farmers, housing and public utility services and industry, a source in the Chechen governmental press service told Interfax. The second and third segments of the plant will be opened later this year and will make pipes for water and corrosive substances. The plant will offer up to 500 jobs. (Interfax)
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