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Sewerage in Zaporozhye region clogged due to napkins and food residues

Recently, the number of congestion in the sewer has increased significantly

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Sewerage in Zaporozhye region clogged due to napkins and food residues

Residents of Zaporozhye region were reminded of the rules for using the drainage system. This was reported in the GUP ZO “Water of Zaporozhye”.

Recently, the number of congestion in the sewer has increased significantly. The reason for the violation of the rules of exploitation by residents.

In the sewer it is forbidden to dump solid waste, wet wipes, food residues, construction debris and aggressive chemistry. All this clogs the pipes and leads to accidents.

If the congestion occurred due to the fault of a particular tenant, the cost of repairs and flooding of neighbors will fall on him. There are also penalties. Residents are asked not to throw foreign objects into the toilet.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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