The key facts
- Hot water indicators for most consumers in Tashkent have returned to normal — Veolia Energy Tashkent
- Samples were tested by two laboratories, and the water was found to meet standards and be safe
- Earlier, residents of five districts complained of a chemical smell; hotline 1347 and a Telegram bot are available for inquiries
Water quality normalized
Veolia Energy Tashkent reported that the situation with hot water quality in the area of the Tashkent Thermal Power Plant has stabilized: for most consumers, water indicators have returned to normal.
Test results
According to the company, water samples were tested not only by the internal laboratory but also by the chemical-bacteriological laboratory of Tashkent City Water Supply. The test protocols noted that the examined indicators meet established standards and the water is safe for use.
Preparation for the heating season
It is noted that, as part of preparation for the heating season, enterprises of the city heating system are carrying out work to renew and modernize infrastructure.
Where to report problems
Consumers who continue to experience hot water quality problems are asked to call the short number 1347 or submit a request via the Telegram bot. After that, specialists will visit the site to examine the situation.
Background
It was previously reported that residents of the Mirzo Ulugbek (Mirabad), Yakkasaray, Shaykhantahur, Chilanzar and Yunusabad districts of Tashkent complained of a foreign chemical smell in the hot water.
