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In Rostov because of the accident on Temernik extended the water outage

In Rostov, work was delayed to eliminate the accident on the water supply in the Temernik area

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In Rostov because of the accident on Temernik extended the water outage

In Rostov, work was delayed to eliminate the accident on the water supply in the Temernik area. Because of this, residents of several streets are left without water for the second day.

The gust on the nets occurred on October 22 on the street Dumenko. Restrictions of water supply affected the streets of Mironov, Lelyushenko and Dumenko.

Initially, experts expected to restore the water supply by the morning of the next day. However, during the repair, the amount of work required increased, so the completion date was postponed to 23:00 on October 23.

For residents organized the delivery of water at the address: street Dumenko, 13B. Water can be collected from 18:30 to 19:30.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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