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On Wednesday morning a pipe with drinking water burst at the intersection of the Jeyhoon Hajibayli and Mikail Rafili streets in Baku. Streams of water poured into the streets up to Azadlig Avenue, washing the wheels of the cars rushing.
In Azersu they learned about the accident only after Turan IA called them about the matter.
Residents living in the nearby homes say Azersu waged repairs on the territory for 10 days. After completion of the work on October 27 the repair team asphalted the road over the pipeline. And now in the same place the pipe broke again and the water flows through the fresh asphalt. -08C-
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