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Residents of the Lipetsk region complained about the leakage of the heating pipe

In the private sector of Lipetsk on Ustovnaya Street, near the house No. 24, a central heating pipe leaks

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Residents of the Lipetsk region complained about the leakage of the heating pipe

In the private sector of Lipetsk, on Usadnaya Street, near the house No. 24, a central heating pipe leaks. Local residents drew attention to the problem by publishing a message in the Lipetsk No. 1 channel.

According to citizens, they together with neighbors repeatedly left applications, but experts, as the authors of the appeal, never came. At the same time, the appeals, according to residents, are noted as executed.

Residents hope utilities will check the information and fix the leak. Data on when they plan to repair, the report is not given.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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