US EditionThe Accident in Angarsk Left Hundreds of Houses without Heat in the Cold: What Is Known
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In Angarsk, an accident at a power plant (CHP) left more than 1,500 houses without heating, said Igor Kobzev, Governor of the Irkutsk Region, on December 7.
About 1,500 households in Russia's Irkutsk region were left without heat after a power plant accident yesterday, local authorities said. One of the boilers at the ninth thermal power plant in the Angarsk region has broken down, regional governor Igor Kobzev confirmed. As a result, residential and public buildings are without heat, and repair work will continue until December 11, Angarsk district governor Sergei Petrov said. He also said a state …
The Governor of the Irkut region, Igor Kobzev, reported that, as a result of an accident at the thermal power plant (ETC-9) in 1546 houses in Angarska, the temperature of the batteries had been reduced; the city had been given a state-of-the-art alert; the question of the transfer of schoolchildren to distance education was under discussion.
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