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In these days, when winter retreats and the long-awaited spring comes into its possession, the work on landscaping and landscaping has begun in all regions of our country.
In accordance with the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers, March-April was announced in the republic as months of improvement and greening. On March 11-12, a nation-wide charity hashar dedicated to Navruz will be held in Uzbekistan.
Preparation for it has already begun. The scale of the work to be carried out within the framework of the hashar is impressive. The villagers will work in the fields and in the gardens, the townspeople - to beautify the streets and public gardens, mahallas, yards and playgrounds. Assistance will be rendered to needy families, lonely elderly people, needy. All this will be done completely unselfishly, because people go to the hashar at the call of the heart!
"We plan to plant more than hundred seedlings of trees and flowers in a mahalla during the hashar," says Zafar Imomov, chairman of the gathering of citizens of the Hiyobontepa mahalla in the capital Tashkent. “Decorative trees will not only decorate the mahalla, but also make the air cleaner, and fruit trees - provide prosperity.
On the territory of the mahalla is a small garden. Slender rows of oil pleases the eye. Fruit trees will soon be harvested, and the air will be filled with the delicate aroma of spring flowers.
