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In Minsk on Karastoyanova street repair damage to the gas pipeline

There are seven Mingaz brigades at the site, and residents have gas.

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In Minsk on Karastoyanova street repair damage to the gas pipeline

In Minsk, specialists of Mingaz UE conduct emergency recovery work on a steel gas pipeline. The incident occurred on October 5, 2026 at 16:40 at 41 Karastoyanova Street.

Damage to the medium pressure pipe (diameter 400 mm) occurred due to the third-party organization of land works in the security zone of the gas pipeline. According to the company, there were no victims, it was not necessary to disconnect consumers from gas supply.

Seven brigades were involved in the elimination of the damage: four brigades of the Emergency Recovery Service (SAVR) and three brigades of the External Gas Pipelines and Structures Operation Service (SEOGS). Recovery work is ongoing and the situation is under control. The date of completion of the repair will be announced further.

Photo: "Mingaz"

Source: ОНТ ↗

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