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In the Prikuban district of Krasnodar turned off cold water due to gust

In the Prikuban district of Krasnodar there was an emergency shutdown of cold water due to the gust of an underground section

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In the Prikuban district of Krasnodar turned off cold water due to gust

In the Prikuban district of Krasnodar there was an emergency shutdown of cold water due to the gust of an underground section.

According to the ICU of the city, the water supply was stopped in residential buildings on Cherkasyskaya Street, 71 and 81. There is an emergency team at the site that repairs the damage.

Earlier we wrote that in Krasnodar will limit the movement on the 1st of May due to the failure of the soil.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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