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In Kostroma, heating is provided in 94% of apartment buildings

The press service of the city administration reports that according to its data, as of 17 hours on October 9, 1,866 apartment buildings were connected to heating in Kostroma - that is, 94% of the housing stock with central heating. n

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In Kostroma, heating is provided in 94% of apartment buildings

The press service of the city administration reports that according to its data, as of 17 hours on October 9, 1,866 apartment buildings were connected to heating in Kostroma - that is, 94% of the housing stock with central heating.

Management companies promptly bring information about the connection to the heating of the MKD, data on defects and the timing of their elimination. Earlier, the task of speeding up the pace of connecting housing to heating was set before resource-supplying organizations by the head of the city Oleg Bolokhovets.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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