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In Sirius early launched the heating season

On the federal territory, Sirius began to serve warmth ahead of schedule due to a sharp cold snap

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In Sirius early launched the heating season

On the federal territory, Sirius began to heat earlier due to a sharp cold snap. Heating is already available in all homes connected to a centralized system.

First of all, the heat was given to social facilities - schools, kindergartens, medical institutions, sports and leisure centers. This was reported by the head of the FT Dmitry Plishkin.

Before the start of the season, utilities conducted hydraulic tests and checked how the heating networks would withstand the winter load. Residents whose batteries are still cold were advised to contact the management company.

Earlier we wrote that in Sochi resumed the production of mineral water "Plastunskaya".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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