In another area of ​​Crimea, water restrictions are imposed.

The water supply at night will be limited in the south of the peninsula, in Alushta, the town of Partenit and the town of Maly Mayak.

From 23 September, in Alushta, the town of Partenit and the town of Maly Mayak in southern Crimea, the water supply will be limited, the so-called “head of administration” of Alushta Galina Ogneva said on Facebook.

“At night, from 23:00 to 05:00, the pressure in the water supply system will be reduced. There will be water, but it will be low. This is a temporary measure, but it will help save money and avoid a situation of total lack of water, “wrote Ogneva. …

He noted that a small volume of water remained in the Izobilnenskoye Reservoir, which will only last until December. Thus, the current restriction helps ensure that, even without rainfall, Crimeans have water in their taps until at least April.

We will recall, since August 24 in Simferopol and 39 nearby settlements began to restrict the water supply. Economy mode can continue until March 2021.

Earlier, Prime Minister Denis Shmygal said Ukraine could resume supplying water to Crimea in the event of a humanitarian disaster on the peninsula. According to the prime minister, the water supply is possible exclusively for the Ukrainian population of the peninsula.

The Simferopol reservoir dried up and became covered with grass.

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