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In Mikhailovka restored water supply after the accident on Pushkin

Water supply returned to normal

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In Mikhailovka restored water supply after the accident on Pushkin

In the village of Mikhailovka on Pushkin Street completed the repair of the water supply. This was reported by GUP ZO “Water of Zaporozhye”.

Experts eliminated the gust on the central highway with a diameter of 220 millimeters. The water supply was returned to normal.

Recall that on the same day in Berdyansk from 22:00 will temporarily limit the supply of water. Work on the intersection of the water conduit B1 Kosa will affect the neighborhoods of Colonia, Kosa, Slobodka and Dog beam, without water will be 4302 subscribers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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