Метшин: Казанцы каждый миг обращаются за советом к ИИ, в то время как использовать унитаз не умеют.

      Работники казанского МУП «Водоканал» устранили более 13 тысяч засоров канализации, вызванных предметами личной гигиены и салфетками, за девять месяцев. Это составляет примерно 50 случаев в день, сообщил генеральный директор предприятия Рустам Абдулхаков на деловом понедельнике в мэрии. «Пятьдесят засоров ежедневно! Это следствие безответственного поведения жителей. В унитаз сливаются вещи, которые не должны там оказаться. Люди освоили смартфоны и советуются с искусственным интеллектом каждую минуту, но обращаться с унитазом уважительно к системам и городскому хозяйству, увы, не умеют», – отметил мэр Казани Ильсур Метшин. Абдулхаков добавил, что за три квартала в Казани произошло 898 аварий на водоснабжении и 126 на системах водоотведения. Износ инженерных сетей и сооружений в городе составляет более 70%.

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Работники казанского МУП «Водоканал» устранили более 13 тысяч засоров канализации, вызванных предметами личной гигиены и салфетками, за девять месяцев. 27.10.2025. ИА Татар-информ. Республика Татарстан. Казань.