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Alexey Shimko checked the condition of the pedestrian bridge in Serpukhov after complaints from residents

The head of the Serpukhov city district, Alexei Shimko, responded to numerous appeals from residents about the state of the pedestrian railway bridge. The chat received complaints about the lack of lighting, a non-functioning elevator and the state of the steps. Last night, the head went to the facility to personally assess the situation.

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Alexey Shimko checked the condition of the pedestrian bridge in Serpukhov after complaints from residents

As a result of the check, the lighting on the bridge was restored - the object was again connected to the power supply. The issue is under special control so that such a situation does not happen again.

Other shortcomings will also be eliminated: we are talking about the content of the object, defects and quality of the coating, the state of the steps and the operation of the elevator.

“We understand how important this bridge is to residents. We will do everything to make it comfortable and safe, said Alexey Shimko.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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