Travelers at the airport are lacking access to water.
In the Siberian city of Chita, residents of Aeroport settlement are currently facing an unscheduled water supply outage. The managing company of the water supply system and the municipal water services provider, "Vodokanal," are working together to identify and resolve the issue.
The water supply outage is affecting multiple houses in the settlement, including house number 12 on Zvezdy Street, where no cold water is available, and house Zhiloy Gorodok, 14, where the lack of water is specifically a problem with hot water. The water supply outage in house number 12 affects both cold and hot water.
The exact cause of the water supply outage remains unknown at this time. Both the managing company and "Vodokanal" are investigating the issue to find the root cause. As of the news publication, a comment from the "Vodokanal" press service regarding the water supply issue in Aeroport settlement was not available.
The managing company is actively working to resolve the ongoing water supply outage. Their efforts involve collaboration with "Vodokanal" to identify the problem and implement a solution as quickly as possible. The managing company is also working to get a comment from the "Vodokanal" press service regarding the water supply issue in Aeroport settlement.
Residents of Aeroport settlement have reported the water supply outage to the editorial office, expressing their concerns and frustration over the inconvenience. The managing company and "Vodokanal" are aware of the situation and are working diligently to address the issue.
It is important to note that the person or institution responsible for the water supply company "Vodokanal" typically varies by city or region. In most Russian-speaking countries, "Vodokanal" is managed by the local municipal government or a specific appointed director.
The managing company and "Vodokanal" are committed to finding and fixing the problem as soon as possible, ensuring that the residents of Aeroport settlement have access to clean, running water once again. We will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
