More than 21,000 Inhabitants of Vladivostok Were Left without Heating Due to the Accident
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In Vladivostok, more than 21,000 residents of 98 multi-family homes were left without hot water and heating as a result of an emergency blackout, the Prosecutor's Office of the Maritime Region informed the Regional Public Prosecutor's Office that it had begun an investigation into the incident and that it had promised to assess compliance with the law in the maintenance of the networks and the time frame for the elimination of the consequences o…
More than 21,000 residents of Vladivostok have been left without heating and hot water as a result of damage to public utilities, reports the Regional Prosecutor ' s Office on Friday.
More than 21,000 residents of Vladivostok have been left without heating and hot water as a result of damage to public utilities, reports the Regional Public Prosecutor's Office on Friday. "Preliminary data indicate that more than 21,000 residents of 98 multi-family homes, as well as three socially significant sites, have been left without services as a result of damage to the public utilities," the report states.
In Vladivostok, more than 21,000 people were left without heating and water due to a communal accident on 6 November. 98 apartment buildings and three socially significant facilities were affected by the blackout, and the Prosecutor ' s Office of the Maritime Region began a check-up.
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