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Dozens of streets of Lipetsk will be without electricity and water on October 18

In Lipetsk on Sunday, October 18, will be scheduled outages of cold water and electricity

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Dozens of streets of Lipetsk will be without electricity and water on October 18

In Lipetsk on Sunday, October 18, will be scheduled blackouts of cold water and electricity. The upcoming restrictions were warned in the city administration.

From 09:00 to 17:00 without light will remain at home on the streets of Beregovaya, Bauman, Ogorodnaya, Rodnikova, Sitovskaya, Tsemzavodskaya and Skorokhodov. Under the power outage will also get suburban areas in horticulture "Metallurg 2", "River" and "Sokol 3".

From 10:00, cold water will be blocked in residential buildings on Fursov, Astrakhan, Arkhangelsk, Silikatnaya and Usmanskaya streets, as well as in the large private sector (including Bauman, Pirogov, Khabarov, Semenov-Tian-Shansky streets and adjacent alleys). Residents organized the delivery of water on applications, and after the completion of work from the taps can temporarily go muddy water.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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