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In the Kaliningrad sewerage “washed” asphalt and concrete hatch

In the Kaliningrad sewerage found pieces of asphalt and a concrete hatch cap. Unusual garbage was found on the Old Stone Street near the house No. 22V.

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In the Kaliningrad sewerage “washed” asphalt and concrete hatch

In the Kaliningrad sewerage found pieces of asphalt and a concrete hatch cap. Unusual garbage was found on the Old Stone Street near the house No. 22V.

Employees of the regional "Vodokanal" got construction waste from the sewer network. How the asphalt got into the pipes is still unknown.

The institution explained that such waste can get stuck in pipes and cause a clog. In addition, hard pieces can damage equipment and lead to an accident.

“Please do not turn the sewer into a landfill!” the company wrote in its social networks.

Earlier we wrote that a sewer was laid on Bazhenov without excavating the road.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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