A town in Primorye has been without water for a week: people are melting snow and going to the river.

In Partizansk, Primorsky Krai, about 50 residents have been without water and heat for a week, and water delivery has not been organized. Residents are raising alarm in the governor's chat. Have begun beat yesterday: they wrote that they were melting snow and going to bodies of water. 

The appeals helped: today, the authorities of the Partizansky District asked for understanding and apologized. The prosecutor's office is conducting an investigation: according to its According to Water problems arose due to the drop in the water level in the river. 

Clearing work began today at the water intake and in the riverbed, with District Head Oleg Bondarev overseeing the work "since early this morning." Water delivery has also been organized. 

There are more residents who are involved in such vigorous activity. outragedWater appeared in some places, but not for long.

"Thank you for the water delivery you organized. A truck with water arrived, people went out to collect it, and in the end it was 500 rubles for a 10-liter bucket. Thanks, administration." "Today at 3 a.m., water started flowing for 15 minutes, a thin trickle, and then disappeared. I haven't seen it since." "Water is paid for in the city. There's an emergency in the city, there's no news, the regional administration is aware of it, and everyone is keeping quiet."

There are problems with water supply today  showed up And in another coastal village, Wrangel, 7 people were left without water, the prosecutor's office reported. 

This is not the first time this winter that residents drown Snow due to lack of water. At the end of November, the same situation occurred in the village of Oktyabrsky in the Amur Region, but there was no central water supply at all. Residents of the village of Kubovo in Karelia also live without running water. But the authorities are responsible for transporting water to families. refused: the roads are not cleared. 

Photo: from the chat of the Governor of Primorye.