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In the south-western region of Cheboksary restored heat supply

In Cheboksary completed the repair of the heating system on Boulevard Mittova, 18/1

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In the south-western region of Cheboksary restored heat supply

In Cheboksary completed the repair of the heating system on Boulevard Mittova, 18/1. Temporarily without heating remained 12 apartment buildings, where more than 3,5 thousand people live.

Specialists replaced the damaged section of the pipe with a diameter of 273 mm, having performed the necessary welding work.

According to the regional department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the heat supply to all residential buildings has been fully restored. The system is operating normally.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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