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On Pionerska Street in Sochi up to 12 hours there may be water outages

In the Central district of Sochi, work is underway on a water conduit with a diameter of 25 mm, which is why some residents may temporarily reduce water pressure

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On Pionerska Street in Sochi up to 12 hours there may be water outages

In the Central district of Sochi, work is underway on a water conduit with a diameter of 25 mm, which is why some residents may temporarily reduce water pressure. This was reported by “Vodokanal” Sochi.

Work is underway on the section of the water conduit on Pioneerskaya Street. At the time of repair, water supply restrictions are possible in houses No. 126-130D. All necessary work is scheduled to be completed before 12:00.

Earlier we wrote that in Sochi completed the restoration of Izobilnaya street after a landslide.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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