No water in the private sector in occupied Siverskodonetsk - RMA
Kyiv • UNN
In Siverskodonetsk, there has been no water supply in the private sector for over a week due to a ruptured water pipe. The new enterprise responsible for the networks does not have welders.
In the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk Oblast, in Siverskodonetsk, there has been no water in the private sector for over a week, said the head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration, Oleksiy Kharchenko, on Wednesday on Telegram, writes UNN.
For over a week, there has been no water in the private sector of Siverskodonetsk. A regular pipeline burst occurred in this area. However, the enterprise that has recently been responsible for repairing water supply networks lacks welders.
The head of the RMA noted that in the spring, the Russians liquidated the local water utility as a separate economic entity. "These functions are performed by an enterprise whose management is located in Luhansk," he indicated.
"Yesterday, by the way, water was turned off throughout the city and in the surrounding villages due to another accident at critical infrastructure facilities," Kharchenko noted.