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Pushilin instructed to solve the problems of residents of Sovetsk street in Makeevka

For all problems will determine the required amount of work and fix the responsible

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Pushilin instructed to solve the problems of residents of Sovetsk street in Makeevka

The head of the Donetsk People’s Republic continues to visit the addresses indicated during the recent live broadcast. The main problem of the nine-story street in Makeevka is leaky roof: the water already reaches the elevator shaft. There are also questions about sewage, garbage pipeline and the state of entrances.

As Denis Pushilin told in his channel in the national messenger MAX, the necessary amount of work will be determined for all problems and those responsible will be fixed. Separately, he instructed the head of Makeevka Yulia Ivanova to deal with the lack of road near the house No. 215 and find an opportunity to put the site in order.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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