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The head of Yessentukov announced the update of lighting in the Resort Park

In the Essentukov Resort Park, the lighting update continues

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The head of Yessentukov announced the update of lighting in the Resort Park

In the Essentukov Resort Park, the lighting update continues. This was reported by the head of the city Vladimir Krutnikov.

According to him, experts replaced nine cantilever street lighting fixtures and seven spotlights of architectural illumination, restored 34 park lights, replaced 46 automatic machines and about 200 meters of cable.

Workers checked the sections for a short circuit - six areas with damaged wires were identified, they are now being changed.

Earlier it was reported that Essentuchans became laureates of the All-Russian competition of performing skills.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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