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In Prishiba repaired the well and restored the water supply

In the village of Prishib Mikhailovsky municipal district restored the work of the well on the street Shevchenko

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In Prishiba repaired the well and restored the water supply

In the village of Prishiba of the Mikhailovsky municipal district, the work of the well on Shevchenko Street was restored. After repair, the equipment again provides water to consumers. This was reported in the GUP ZO “Water of Zaporozhye”.

Emergency recovery work was performed by specialists of the branch "Vasilyevskoe PUVKH". The brigade raised the water-lifting column, after which it repaired worn-out elements and equipment components.

Work was required to restore the operation of the water supply facility. After completion of repairs, the well can again supply water to residents receiving a resource from this system.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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