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In the Yaroslavl region will take control of street lighting

This will be done on behalf of the head of the region Mikhail Evraev after numerous appeals from residents of the region in connection with faulty lanterns, which are often repaired for months

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In the Yaroslavl region will take control of street lighting

This will be done on behalf of the head of the region Mikhail Evraev after numerous appeals from residents of the region in connection with faulty lanterns, which are often repaired for months.

As the governor stressed, municipal services should respond quickly and eliminate malfunctions. This is especially important in autumn and winter, when street lighting is especially important due to the short daylight hours.

The possibility of modernizing the street lighting system is also being considered in the region. The authorities plan to automate control, introduce energy-efficient technologies and set higher requirements for lighting quality.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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