In Vinnytsia, dozens of streets will be without water, heating, and electricity.

Repair works on the networks are taking place in the city of Vinnytsia

In order to ensure the quality and continuity of providing public services to the homes of Vinnytsia residents, a series of repair activities on the networks is scheduled for today. This is reported by the Vinnytsia City Council.

Teams from KP "Vinnytsiablvodokanal" will be repairing water pipelines at the following addresses:

Zarychna St, 127;

Keletska St, 115;

Khmelnytske Shose, 98;

Ostrozhkoho St, 62.

Water supply will be restored immediately upon completion of the work.

In addition, the company reminds that from 10:00 water supply will be suspended at the addresses:

Polova St, 4, 17, 20;

L. Ratushna St, 113-A;

Dachna St, 7, 9, 9-A;

I. Dzyuby St, 2, 4, 6, 6-A;

Pyrohova St, 112;

Akademika Zabolotnoho St, 31;

K. Vasylenka St, 2, 4, 6, 6-A;

Shevchenko Dead End;

Dachny Lane, 14-20.

In KP "Vinnytsiamiskteploenergo", they report on the suspension of central heating and hot water supply – Yunosti Ave, 29, 35, 37 (the estimated Time of service restoration – 19:00).As well as hot water at the addresses:

S. Bandery St, 6;

Kyivska St, 158.

The reason is repair works on the networks. Estimated time of service restoration – 18:00.

"Vinnytsia City Electric Networks" in turn warn about temporary power outages: M. Malishenka St, Ye. Pikusa St, Kotsiubynskoho Ave, Keletska St, 84-92, Ostrozhkoho St, O. Dovzhenko St, 41, L. Kadenyuk Lane, Pyrohova St, 157, Sviatoshynska St. The reason is planned activities.

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Let's recall that the energy system of Ukraine is entering the winter season "with the highest possible level of preparedness," as the planned repairs at the power plants in Ukraine were completed on time. This is reported by The New York Times, citing the head of Ukraine's Ministry of Energy, Herman Halushchenko.

During one of the interviews, the former head of "Ukrenergo" Volodymyr Kudrytsky claimed that the dispute with the Ministry of Energy was about the strategy for ensuring energy supply security. The former official advocated for Ukraine to build dozens of small private power plants throughout the country to make the energy system less vulnerable to terrorist attacks by Russia.