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Residents of two houses in Nickel will be without electricity on October 14

In the village of Nickel on October 14, electricity will be temporarily turned off in the house No. 1 on Bredov Street and the house No. 30 on Mira Street. This was reported in the administration of the Pechenga municipal district of the Murmansk region.

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Residents of two houses in Nickel will be without electricity on October 14

In the village of Nickel on October 14, electricity will be temporarily turned off in the house No. 1 on Bredov Street and the house No. 30 on Mira Street. This was reported in the administration of the Pechenga municipal district of the Murmansk region.

Planned work will last from 9:00 to 12:00.

Residents of these houses are advised to charge phones and other necessary devices in advance, as well as, if possible, to transfer cases that require electricity to another time. This will help to avoid inconvenience during the shutdown.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” also reported that in Afrikand children’s art school and outpatient clinic were left without heating.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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