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Two streets in Salekhard will be without water on November 8

On Sunday, November 8, a number of houses in the district capital will be disconnected from the water supply

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Two streets in Salekhard will be without water on November 8

On Sunday, November 8, a number of houses in the district capital will be disconnected from the water supply. This was reported by Salekhardenergo JSC.

Under blackouts fall houses on the streets of Lenin and Lesozavodskaya. There will be no water there from ten in the morning until noon. The reason is the work on water supply networks.

On Tuesday, November 10, from 09:00 to 16:00 in the village of Tazovsky will be scheduled power outage. The restriction will include buildings on 11 streets, including beams, utility buildings, as well as a number of institutions, shops and other facilities.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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