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In the capital of the Orel region heated more than 70% of the housing stock

In the capital of the Orel region heated 1,342 houses or 73% of the total

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In the capital of the Orel region heated more than 70% of the housing stock

In the capital of the Orel region heated 1,342 houses or 73% of the total. These figures were announced in the administration of the regional center.

According to the mayor’s office, all kindergartens are heated – 60 facilities, and schools – 44. At the same time, the coolant is not yet supplied to all health care institutions - 26 out of 29 are connected, as well as culture and additional education - 71 out of 86. Authorities stressed that the entry into the heating season continues.

MK in Orel reminds that the heating season in the capital of the 57th region started on October 1. Five working days were allotted to connect to the heat of all objects.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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