In Chernihiv, the historic library building, partially destroyed by an aerial bomb, is being restored

The historic building of the youth library in Chernihiv, which was partially destroyed by a Russian aerial bomb last year, has begun to be restored.

About this reported the journalist and blogger Denys Kazanskyi.

"Even Kyiv needs to learn from this, because the historic building hit by "Shakhed" is still in ruins, and no work is being done there," said Denys.

Partially restored library. Photo: Denys Kazanskyi

Partially restored library. Photo: Denys Kazanskyi

In the photo published by the journalist, it can be seen that the facade and walls of the building have been significantly restored, while the authentic appearance of the library has been preserved. The landscaping of the surrounding area has also been brought to order, and work is currently underway to repair the roof of the building.

It should be noted that the building was destroyed on March 11 last year during the Russian aerial bombardment. The building will be built in December 2022 conserved, everything was done at the expense of benefactors from the USA.

 

 

 

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