Ten homes in Bodaibo received power, and emergency response specialists from Irkutsk were dispatched to assist.

In Bodaibo, Irkutsk Oblast, they continue to clean up the aftermath of the accident and shutdown of boiler plants that occurred on January 30. It's warm, According to heads of the region Igor Kobzev, given to ten houses out of more than 140 otklyuchennyx86 people, including 15 children, now have access to heat. Two more homes and a special school are expected to receive power today.

"I'm asking residents to be prepared for the heat. We don't have enough teams to be in every home." addressed the mayor of the city addressed the residents Evgeny Yumashev. 

Residents write in the comments that their homes are not ready for heat, and there is still no information on when some properties will be connected. 

"For example, our building isn't ready for heat. The pipes in the basement under my apartment burst, knocking the faucets out." "Same situation. The radiators on the first floor burst. There's ice in the well." "When will heat be supplied to buildings 10-16 on Stroitelnaya Street? We may not live in apartment buildings, but we're still people." 

In the city working All emergency crews are assisted by students from the Bodaibo Mining College. Additionally, Irkutsk flew out An Mi-8 helicopter of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations. It is carrying repair and restoration equipment and technical specialists. Volunteers who were delivering water and hot meals to city residents began yesterday to issue utility workers received special clothing: it was provided by one of the gold mining companies. 

Video: Bodaibo city