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More than 21,000 residents of Vladivostok were left without heat and hot water, the reason for the interruption was damage to utility networks, the Primorsky Prosecutor's Office reported. They clarified that 98 apartment buildings and three facilities of social significance were included in the shutdown area. The supervisory authority has already opened an investigation into this fact. Photo: Yevgeni Semanov.

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More than 21,000 residents of Vladivostok were left without heat and hot water, the reason for the interruption was damage to utility networks, the Primorsky Prosecutor's Office reported. They clarified that 98 apartment buildings and three facilities of social significance were included in the shutdown area. The supervisory authority has already opened an investigation into this fact. Photo: Yevgeni Semanov.

More than 21,000 residents of Vladivostok were left without heat and hot water, the reason for the interruption was damage to utility networks, the Primorsky Prosecutor's Office reported. They clarified that 98 apartment buildings and three facilities of social significance were included in the shutdown area. The supervisory authority has already opened an investigation into this fact. Photo: Yevgeni Semanov.

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