“It has now been three days since there was a carbon monoxide accident in the building, so there was a general gas cut… And since then, no more heating, no more hot water, no more gas cookers,” says exasperates a resident of the La Vigie residence, located rue Henri-Matisse in Ménimur, Friday November 22. While the temperatures have cooled down, he is starting to find the weather very long: “There are children in the building and people working,” he adds. This is an aberration! »
Auxiliary heaters
Contacted, the social landlord Morbihan Habitat assures “do the maximum” to reduce the inconvenience. He confirms that the gas had to be cut off on Tuesday, November 19, due to a leak. Agents went door to door to inform tenants of the fifteen or so homes affected and distribute additional heaters. And the organization undertakes to cover the cost linked to excess electricity consumption.
To restart operation, only GRDF is authorized to do so. It was necessary to find a niche in consultation with the service provider Qualigaz. Which will be done on the morning of Tuesday, November 26, one week after the cut.
