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Resident of Dagestan recalculated the fee for gas for 428 thousand rubles

The State Housing Inspectorate of Dagestan achieved recalculation of charges for gas supply for a resident of Buynaksk in the amount of 428,528 rubles

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Resident of Dagestan recalculated the fee for gas for 428 thousand rubles

The State Housing Inspectorate of Dagestan has achieved a recalculation of charges for gas supply for a resident of Buynaksk in the amount of 428,528 rubles.

The owner of a private house on the street E. Kapieva appealed to the housing inspectorate and asked to check the correctness of charges for gas.

The State Village Inspectorate found that the fee was charged based on consumption standards. After the inspection appealed to Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Makhachkala, the debt was canceled.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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