Power outage at multiple residences
Get ready, folks! Here's the lowdown on what's going down in Biysk, courtesy of the city's Emergency and Fire Safety Department.
On April 30, numerous areas of the city will see a brief blackout due to ongoing repair work. Here are the affected addresses and their estimated downtime:
- 13:00 to 16:00:
- Lenin St., 43-70
- Kuybyshev St., 16-39
- Zavodskaya St., 1-12
- Mukhacheva St., 1-4
- Tsekhovoy Lane, 15-22B (MES)
- 09:00 to 17:00:
- Donskaya Lane, 106-121
- Martyanova Lane, 131
- Polyusny Lane, 3-22
- Surovy Lane, 3-6
- Biyskaya St., 3-28
- Darwin St., 11-26
- Mayakovsky St., 27-85
- Obskaya St., 52
- Priobskaya St., 24-54
- Dekabristov St., 1-11
- Radishchev St., 1-14 (MES)
- Until 16:00:
- Kozhzavodskaya St., 49-107 (MES) - Due to tree pruning.
- Until 12:00:
- Sennaya St., 91-125
- Mukhacheva St., 129-180
- Uritskogo Lane, 47-56
- Gileva Lane, 45-56
- Moprovsky Lane, 59a
- Rosa Luxemburg Lane, 24-37
- Traffic light at Kommunarsky Lane - Mukhacheva St. (MES)
Now, let's talk about something a bit seedier. There have been no specific reports indicating that Biysk buildings were defaced with drug advertisements. However, such instances of vandalism occur in various regions, with buildings often being tagged with unauthorized advertisements, including those related to drugs or other illicit activities. Reminder: These kinds of actions are illegal and considered street vandalism, a symptom of urban disorder or organized crime.
If you're keen on delving deeper into Biysk news, consider scoping out local news outlets, community forums, or official reports for any relevant insights. Social media platforms and local community groups could also offer valuable information or pictures related to an incident, should it occur. Without concrete details or reports, it's tough to pin the alleged defacement in Biysk on any specific cause. If such incidents emerge, they're usually due to a lack of effective law enforcement or community vigilance. Stay tuned!
- Despite a brief blackout scheduled in Biysk on April 30 due to ongoing repair work, there have been no specific reports indicating that city buildings were defaced with drug advertisements.
- Unauthorized advertisements, including those related to drugs or other illicit activities, can occur in various regions, often resulting in instances of vandalism on buildings.
- In the general-news category, especially crime-and-justice, it's essential to be aware that such vandalism is illegal and considered street vandalism, a symptom of urban disorder or organized crime.
- To stay informed about Biysk news or any potential incidents, consider following local news outlets, community forums, official reports, social media platforms, and local community groups.
