Residents of four districts of Tashkent at once will be temporarily left without gas
Residents of four districts of Tashkent at once will temporarily be left without gas
Today, September 4, the supply of natural gas will be temporarily suspended in four districts of Tashkent due to repair and maintenance work. The restrictions will affect some homes in the Sergeli, Bektemir, Yangihayot, and Mirzo-Ulugbek districts.
In the Sergeli district, from 10:00 to 17:00, gas will be turned off in the "Kubaytepa" mahalla on Sadiy Street. The restriction will affect 356 private houses and 12 wholesale consumers. Specialists will be relocating a medium-pressure gas pipeline to a safe zone.
In the Bektemir district, the gas supply will be suspended from 10:00 to 18:00 on Yu. Chirchiq Street in the "Kh. Bayqaro" mahalla. 12 private houses and 116 apartments in buildings No. 2, 3, and 77, as well as wholesale consumers in this area, will temporarily be left without gas. Here, specialists will replace the gas distribution point with a new one.
In the Yangihayot district, gas will be turned off from 11:00 to 16:00 in the "Chortoq" mahalla on Gulzor-6 Street. The restrictions will affect 38 private houses and three wholesale consumers. The work is related to transitioning the gas supply system from a three-stage to a two-stage system and dismantling a gas distribution point.
In the Mirzo-Ulugbek district, the gas supply will be suspended from 10:00 to 17:00. In the "Alisherobod" mahalla, residents of five apartment buildings and 643 private houses on Anay-buloq, Alisherobod, Joshqin, Nihol, Yangi tong, and Yangi avlod streets will temporarily be left without gas.
In addition, the outage will affect 2,769 apartments in 42 apartment buildings in the Karasu-6 residential area of the "Yangi Avaykhon" mahalla. In total, there are 38 wholesale consumers in the specified areas who will also be affected by the temporary restriction.
After the completion of repair and maintenance work, the supply of natural gas will be restored. "Hududgaz Poytaxt" apologized to consumers for the temporary inconvenience.