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In the north of the Rostov region on October 12, the heating season began

In the North of the Rostov region on October 12, the heating season started, Governor Yuri Slyusar said

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In the north of the Rostov region on October 12, the heating season began

In the North of the Rostov region on October 12, the heating season began, Governor Yuri Slyusar said.

According to the information provided by the head of the region, the first warmth was received by the residents of Rodionovo-Nesvetai, Matveevo-Kurgan, Tatsin, Chertkovsky and Sholokhov districts. At night, the air temperature in the north of the region drops to +5. +7 degrees.

As noted by the Governor, in the remaining territories the heat will be given in stages. First – in health care, education, social sphere. Then the connection of apartment buildings will begin.

At night in the south, the temperature rises to +15. +17 degrees, and in the afternoon to +25 degrees. Therefore, the heating is not in a hurry to turn on.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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