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Six dozen MKD in Rostov disconnected from heating due to repairs

In Rostov-on-Don 65 apartment buildings in the Western Massif were left without heating

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Six dozen MKD in Rostov disconnected from heating due to repairs

In Rostov-on-Don, 65 apartment buildings in the Western Massif were left without heating and GVS. Batteries began to cool by 17:00 on November 12.

The houses on the Communist (from 10/1 to 25/3), Strikes (from 197 to 207/14), 2nd Krasnodar (from 68 to 78/3), Sorge (from 2 to 12) and Progressive (from 1 to 14) were cut off.

Rostov Thermal Networks explained that the resource was blocked due to repairs on an unreliable section of the thermal network at Progressive, 12. The deadline for completion of the work is not called.

At night, weather forecasters promise a temperature not lower than +9 degrees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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