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Kaluga utilities continue to prepare Pervomaisk for winter

Experts continue to assist the city in preparing for the heating season

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Kaluga utilities continue to prepare Pervomaisk for winter

Specialists continue to assist the city in preparing for the heating season.

Now in Pervomaisk working emergency brigade from Obninsk. Specialists eliminate malfunctions in the heating systems of residential buildings to ensure uninterrupted heat supply to apartments.

Work has already been completed in house No. 11 on the 60th quarter of the USSR, in house No. 61 on Makarenko Street, as well as in houses 38 and 38A on Kuibyshev Street.

“We try to perform the work as soon as possible, so that all the apartments of the sponsored territory receive heat,” said Obninsk specialists.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that the Kaluga citizens 57 times complained to the prosecutor about cold batteries.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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