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The problem with sewage in the area of Greater Akhun is solved

In Sochi, specialists of the city water utility eliminated a blockage on the problematic section of the sewer in the area of Bolshoi Akhun

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The problem with sewage in the area of Greater Akhun is solved

In Sochi, specialists of the city water canal eliminated a blockage on the problematic section of the sewer in the area of Big Akhun. The work was carried out near the apartment building No. 14a on the road on Big Akhun.

As reported in the MUP of the city of Sochi “Vodokanal”, employees of the enterprise cleared the section of the sewer network, which had a problem.

At the same time, the collector itself is not on the balance of the water utility. The issue of transferring the structure to the economic management of the enterprise is still being considered.

The situation again draws attention to the maintenance of urban engineering infrastructure, including networks for which the final order of service has not yet been determined.

Earlier it was reported that in Sochi until the end of October free vaccination from a group of over 320 thousand people.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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