
In the village of Artyk Oymyakonsky district of Yakutia, the heat supply of four residential buildings left without central heat supply was restored over the past day due to an accident on the heating systems , which occurred on December 26.
As the EMERCOM website reports, the heat supply in four residential buildings has been restored over the past day in Artyka. Without central heat supply, seven residential buildings (133 people, including 40 children) and two administrative buildings remain. Two more residential buildings were transferred to major repairs (residents are resettled). 49 people, including 25 children.
66 people and five units of equipment were involved in emergency recovery, including 27 people and two units of equipment from the Russian Emergencies Ministry.
Interfax recalls that at a temperature reaching 55 degrees below zero, an emergency regime introduced by the administration of the Oymyakonsky district remains in the village. The boiler room works as usual. The operational headquarters of the Ministry of Emergencies of Yakutia continues in the village.
It should be noted that Oymyakon is a land of cold in the northern hemisphere, that is, a area with the lowest air temperatures at the earth's surface in this hemisphere or throughout the globe. In the northern hemisphere of the Pole of cold are located in Yakutia and Greenland. At the beginning of this week, at night, the temperature drops up to 50 degrees below zero there, about minus thirty -five were observed in daytime.