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On the updated bridge across the Urals broke out electrical wiring

Last night under the renovated pedestrian bridge across the Urals in Orenburg lit up wiring

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On the updated bridge across the Urals broke out electrical wiring

The expensive lighting of the bridge does not work now. People walking on the bridge last night were forced to walk from the Asian part to the European part in complete darkness, lighting their way with flashlights.

After being renovated this year, the pedestrian bridge has started to look better and opened just a couple of months ago. A feature of the object was a new expensive illumination - work on new lighting was performed by a visiting company. Firefighters who arrived at the site quickly shot down the flames, but the work of lighting the bridge has not been restored.

The bridge was opened only a couple of months ago, it was positioned as an updated object with expensive illumination, and now people walk on it in the dark with flashlights. The wiring, rolled up, flashed like dry grass. It is also unknown how long the electrical wiring was there.

And do you think that the authorities should demand that the contractor not only restore the illumination, but also compensate for poor-quality work, or warranty repairs are sufficient?

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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