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In Melitopol there was a major accident on water supply networks

In Melitopol repair damaged section of the water supply network in the area of streets Kostenko and Petrovsky

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In Melitopol there was a major accident on water supply networks

In Melitopol repair damaged section of the water supply network in the area of streets Kostenko and Petrovsky. A major communal accident was reported by the Governor of the Zaporizhzhzhya region Evgeny Balitsky.

At the time of work, the water supply to residents of the city is organized according to the schedule and with reduced pressure. In addition, a section of Kostenko street between Petrovsky and Karl Marx streets was closed for passage.

Emergency crews are in place. To complete the restoration of the network, according to preliminary information, is expected before the end of the day on November 9.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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