
Specialists of the Moscow municipal services complex have turned on heating in more than 85% of residential buildings and over 96% of the city’s social facilities; work on transferring the heat supply system to winter mode is proceeding regularly and in accordance with the schedule, said Deputy Mayor Pyotr Biryukov.
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In Moscow, an annual transfer of the heat supply system to winter operation is carried out, which includes the supply of heat to residential buildings and social facilities.
Specialists from the municipal services complex turned on heating in more than 85% of residential buildings in Moscow.
Heating was turned on in more than 96% of social facilities in Moscow.
Work to switch the heat supply system to winter mode is progressing regularly and in accordance with the schedule.
MOSCOW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. Specialists of the municipal services complex turned on heating in more than 85% of residential buildings and over 96% of social facilities in Moscow, the department reported.
According to the head of the complex, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Landscaping Pyotr Biryukov, specialists continue to work on transferring the heat supply system to winter operation; heat supply has been organized to city facilities, primarily to social institutions and apartment buildings
“All work is carried out regularly and in accordance with the schedule, as of 18.00 on October 2, heating was turned on in over 85% of houses and more than 96% of social facilities,” he was quoted as saying in a message from the complex in the channel on the Max platform.

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