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In Sovetsk two days will turn off the lights on the street Kashtanova

In Sovetsk on October 21 and 22 due to repair work will be temporarily disconnected power supply on the street Kashtanova. This was reported in the administration of the Soviet city district.

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In Sovetsk two days will turn off the lights on the street Kashtanova

In Sovetsk on October 21 and 22 due to repair work will be temporarily disconnected power supply on the street Kashtanova. This was reported in the administration of the Soviet city district.

Power engineers of Rosseti Yantar will change electrical wires and supports. From 09:00 to 17:00 on both days the world will not be in houses No 4, 7, 8A, 9, 10, 13, 15A and 17.

Residents are asked to consider this information when planning their day.

Earlier we wrote that five settlements of Nesterovsky district will remain without electricity for seven hours on October 27.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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