Since the beginning of the heating season, Khabarovsk United Dispatch Service has received more than 400 complaints about the quality of hot water. For the most part, residents pointed to dirt and sediment, and also noted an unpleasant smell. To solve the problem, it was decided in the mayor's office to increase the flushing of the internal systems, and the residents were asked to drain the water until it became clear. But while the water is flowing, crowds are turning. The residents of the city are not happy with this option. Is it possible to recalculate dirty water? This and more they learned in the "Morning with the district" program. In the studio is Anastasia Pavlova, deputy head of the main department - head of the state housing supervision department in the Khabarovsk Territory. Stay up-to-date on events everywhere: OK VK max.