The problem of heating in apartment buildings in Marinka

Residents of Mar'inka who have apartments in apartment buildings on Zavodskaya Street and PR.Friends who do not have access to the opportunity to heat their apartments in accordance with sanitary standards in winter. There is no central heating in these houses. In winter, apartments become unsuitable for living in them.People heat apartments with electric convectors and in some cases with solid fuel boilers installed on closed balconies of apartments on different floors, and a self-made heating system. Boilers run on coal stored in the basement of the House. Electrical wiring in homes is not designed for load-bearing heating devices. To avoid overloading, apartment owners close the rooms for the winter period, leave one that is heated, the whole family lives in this room, from 3 to 5 people, until the onset of spring. In rooms that are not heated, excessive moisture occurs and a fungus develops that is dangerous to health.at night, convectors are turned off, because they are fire-prone.The temperature in winter in heated rooms does not exceed +14, in kitchens and bathrooms +8. chronic diseases of bones and joints worsen. It is especially difficult for elderly people who are disabled due to illness and live without a family , they are taken care of by neighbors and friends. Due to the lack of heating opportunities, families with children are trying to leave for the winter period and rent housing in Kurakhovo, where there is heating and relatively clean water. Able-bodied family members are forced to work temporary jobs in the place of "wintering", not in their specialty and on the minimum wage. Such families spend all the money they earn in Kurakhovo on rent and food. Since the beginning of the armed conflict, which affected homes in the city, real assistance to residents has been provided by international organizations. There are no results from Mission power recovery programs. In view of this, residents have the idea that the local authorities are not interested in preserving the market as a city, the fate of residents is decided by someone.