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Utilities Ruzaevka switched to round-the-clock work

To combat ice, more than 3 thousand tons of sand salt mixture and 20 tons of salt were prepared.

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Utilities Ruzaevka switched to round-the-clock work

In Ruzaevka Mordovia, utilities switched to an enhanced mode of operation in connection with the onset of the winter season. On Friday, special equipment began to process the city streets at 4:00 in the morning.

According to the district administration, the cars were repaired and equipped with the necessary equipment. If the weather conditions deteriorate, the authorities are ready to attract additional forces under the contract.

To combat ice, utilities have prepared more than 3 thousand tons of sand salt mixture and 20 tons of salt. Preparations for winter in the city were completed in advance.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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