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Not all residents of Belgorod received heat in the house

In the homes of some residents of Belgorod still no heating

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Not all residents of Belgorod received heat in the house

In the homes of some residents of Belgorod still no heating. The mayor of the regional center Valentin Demidov responded to the complaints. He said that experts are working on the launch of heat supply systems. This process takes time and care.

“Permanent work inside buildings can take up to two weeks. During this time, the owners apply to the dispatch service of the Criminal Code with the subsequent transfer of it to the locksmith for work, the mayor added.

The hotline of the City Department is working on heating issues. Call 27-42-39.

Recall that in Prokhorovsky district conducted an exercise on the discharge of water from the heating circuits of the MKD.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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