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"Genghis Khan Memorial Ready for Mongolia's National Holiday" PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 27 June 2006
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Ulaanbaatar, /MONTSAME/. The front side of the Chinngis Khaan Memorial Complex that is being constructed in front of the Government House, will be ready before the National Holiday, General Director of the Niislel Urguu company B.Ganzorig reported. President and Prime Minister of Mongolia N.Enkhbayar and M.Enkhbold witnessed the construction of the structure on Monday. More than 420 builders are working 24 hours a week divided into three shifts. According to the plan, an opening ceremony of the Monument of Chinggis Khaan and his two knights monuments will take place on July 10. Prime Minister M.Enkhbold told the President that the Parliament should decide this week an issue on exempting building materials for the structure from import duty.
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 1 RML
Written by Guest, on 2006-06-27 08:11:25, IP: 145.221.24.5
I hope they work 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week; not the 24 hrs per week as in the article. :) Good to hear that people are confident things will work out in time. 
 
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 2 Hard workers?
Written by Guest, on 2006-06-27 14:33:55, IP: 213.140.6.112
24 hours a week divided into three shift, not really hard workers!

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