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After the intervention of the Prosecutor’s office Yaroslavl renovated the column

Without water were residents of the village of Sabelnitsa

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After the intervention of the Prosecutor’s office Yaroslavl renovated the column

Without water were the villagers of Sabelnitsa.

In complete disrepair came the distillation column, which was used by all the villagers. Because of this, people had to either take water in private wells or carry it in bottles from Yaroslavl.

Specialists of the State Enterprise Yaroslavl Regional Water Canal, whose area of responsibility is this column, did not hurry to correct the breakdown. And only after the intervention of the Prosecutor’s office, the situation changed dramatically. The faulty column was replaced by a new one – the water supply of the settlement was completely restored.

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