Water returns to the homes of Primorye residents after a major accident
After a large-scale accident that left more than 650 thousand consumers without water supply, the water began to return to the homes of residents of Vladivostok, Artem and Nadezhda district

After a large-scale accident that left more than 650 thousand consumers without water supply, the water began to return to the homes of residents of Vladivostok, Artem and Nadezhda district.
On Monday morning, Primorsky Vodokanal reported the disconnection of cold water in these areas due to an accident at the power plant, and, according to the GU Emergencies Ministry of the region, more than 650 thousand people and 224 socially significant facilities were left without water. That evening, the crash was repaired and the systems filled with water, although authorities said it took up to 12 hours to restore full pressure to the system.
Now the water is gradually returning to the taps of residents, since the accident at the Shtykovo substation has been eliminated and the pumps of the Artemovsk hydroelectric plant are working again.
Earlier it was reported that in the Russian city caught fire.



