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In Yaroslavl began the winter conservation of fountains

In Yaroslavl, employees of city economic services began the procedure of winter conservation of fountains

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In Yaroslavl began the winter conservation of fountains

In Yaroslavl, employees of city economic services began the procedure of winter conservation of fountains. The order to start the transition to the winter regime was given by the governor of the Yaroslavl region at a meeting of an operational meeting in the government of the Yaroslavl region

Currently in Yaroslavl and settlements of the Yaroslavl region more than 50 fountains. They're all good in their own way. But one thing matters. Each of them before the onset of frost should be completely dried. Water from the bowls needs to be drained. The water supply mechanisms are partially disassembled and water is also drained from them.

All manipulations for winter conservation of fountains must be completed in 5 days. After October 20, weather forecasters promise the first “test” of winter – frosts will hit, the first snow will fall.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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