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Part of Rostov was left without water supply due to a gust on the networks on October 25

In Rostov on October 25 there was a communal accident, because of which some residents were temporarily left without cold water

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Part of Rostov was left without water supply due to a gust on the networks on October 25

In Rostov on October 25, there was a communal accident, which temporarily left some residents without cold water.

The incident was reported by the regional Minister of housing Antonina Pshenichna. According to her, the reason for the outage was a gust on the water supply networks.

The restrictions affected residential buildings in the area of Nagibin Avenue, Lenin, Vrubova and Nansen streets. Specialists will have to repair the damage and restore the supply of the resource.

Approximately, water supply will resume by 18:00 on October 25.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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