The next date for the resumption of hot water supply has been announced in Kyiv, at least one of the heat supply companies, Euro-Reconstruction LLC, has named it. Announcement published on the Facebook page of the company.

Euro-Reconstruction LLC appeals to consumers to treat temporary inconveniences with understanding. Tests of heat networks, heat supply zones of the enterprise, hydraulic density and strength were carried out. To date, based on the results of the tests, the phased connection and filling of all heating networks continues,” the report says..

Consumers of Euro-Reconstruction LLC have not had hot water supply since the first decade of May. After the hot water did not return on time, after conducting hydraulic tests, the company promised consumers to return the service several times. Last time until July 31st.

Now the estimated completion date is August 25, 2022.

“Today, all our efforts are entrusted to ensuring the stable and uninterrupted passage of one of the most difficult heating periods - 2022-2023,” the Euro-Reconstruction LLC justify their lack of punctuality.

However, the people of Kiev are outraged not by the lack of hot water, but by the false promises that the authorities and heat suppliers feed them over and over again..

Thus, residents of the Desnyansky district of Kyiv were literally angered by another message about the lack of hot water..

Hot water should have been returned in the first decade of July. However, on July 21, a message appeared on the page of the Desnyanskaya Regional State Administration that tests of heating networks for hydraulic density with increased pressure continue until July 31.

However, after August 1, the water once again did not appear, now without explanation.

On July 21, the Kyiv City State Administration reported that 80% of heating facilities, which provide Kiev residents with hot water and centralized heating, have been checked and scheduled repairs have been completed..

" About 100-120 units of special equipment and almost 1.2 thousand. workers. Every day they eliminate an average of 30-40 damage to heating and hot water pipelines,"