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Vodokanal will reduce water pressure in two districts of Kazan

MUP "Vodokanal" warns residents of a temporary decrease in water pressure in a number of houses in Kazan

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Vodokanal will reduce water pressure in two districts of Kazan

MUP "Vodokanal" warns residents about a temporary decrease in water pressure in a number of houses in Kazan. The restrictions will be valid from 09:00 on October 22 to 11:00 on October 23. The reduction of pressure will affect some houses in the Volga and Vakhitovsky districts. This is due to the connection of water supply to urban centralized networks.

The zone of restrictions includes Volkov, Kalinin, M. Salimzhanov, Nikolaev, Ostrovsky, Pavlyukhin, St. Petersburg, Pushkin, Matur, Victory and Universiade Avenues, Orenburg Passage and others.

A complete list of streets and exact numbers of houses where the pressure will be reduced is posted on the Vodokanal website.

The company apologizes to residents for the temporary inconvenience and notes that specialists will try to finish the work ahead of schedule.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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