Verdoša ūdens straumes un ezeri – daudzviet Krievijā komunālā sistēma piedzīvo apokalipsi

Sals nodarījis postījumus vairākās Krievijas pilsētās – komunālais sabrukums novērots galvaspilsētā Maskavā, tāpat lieli postījumi fiksēti arī Novosibirskā. Gaisa temperatūra daudzviet noslīdējusi līdz -25°C grādu atzīmei, kādēļ nav izturējusi gan ūdens apgādes sistēma, gan elektroapgāde.

Bez siltā ūdens un elektrības palikuši vairāki desmiti tūkstoši iedzīvotāji, tāpat grūtībās nonākuši bērnudārzi un skolas.

Sociālajos tīklos jau publicēti apokaliptiski video, kuros redzami karstā ūdens ezeri un upes dažādās pilsētās.

🌊 Russia: Central heating pipe laid down in 1974 ruptured and flooded Novosibirsk. Multiple districts without heating nor hot water in -25°C (-13°F) night temperature. pic.twitter.com/6FSN0nTHBQ

— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) January 11, 2024

#RussiaIsCollapsing apparently heating in Russia is going better. Warm water has warmed the homes of Russians #UkraineWar pic.twitter.com/UVXE3Byzhl

— Chaos in 🇷🇺Russland — ❤🇺🇦🇬🇪🇮🇱🇹🇼🇻🇪🇺🇳 (@readyDexterya) January 10, 2024

VIDEO from Novosibirsk, Russia showing streets flooded, cars abandoned. It is being reported that at least two districts here have no heating and hot water. This joins the almost 50+ areas in Russia that had a breakdown in heating, etc. #Ukraine #Ukrainewar #UkraineRussiawar pic.twitter.com/o7SZOClenE

— raging545 (@raging545) January 11, 2024

❄️ Russia: In Khimki, just 10 miles (16km) from the Kremlin, 215 apartment buildings, 8 schools, 17 kindergartens, 4 clinics and a hospital are without heating nor hot water in freezing temperatures for about a week now. pic.twitter.com/0HbeZADcDF

— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) January 11, 2024

🥶 Russia: Over 20,000 residents in the Moscow suburb of Khimki are freezing in -26°C (-15°F) temperatures. Central heating has systemically failed in various apartment buildings. Residents put out a banner on their balcony with the text "FREEZING." pic.twitter.com/UeKuUyZJCy

— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) January 5, 2024

ANOTHER VIDEO from Novosibirsk, Russia showing streets flooded with hot water running onto the streets. The temperature is now -13C in the city, with two districts without heating. #Ukraine #Ukrainewar #UkraineRussiawar https://t.co/XkHg0lMfEC pic.twitter.com/B8iABZxn2Q

— raging545 (@raging545) January 11, 2024

Massive outages of hot water, heat and electricity are happening across Russia, Russian media report.

Following the residents of the Moscow region, who continue to complain en masse about the lack of heating, Russians are freezing in Tver region.

Residents of a house in the… https://t.co/U00q4EtgWw pic.twitter.com/7Wu5zT34sF

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) January 10, 2024