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Northern Xinjiang 新疆北部

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Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season starting on the 15th.

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Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season starting on the 15th.

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This year, heating services in various localities have also shifted from 'passively receiving complaints' to 'proactively asking about needs.' Starting this month, several cities launched dedicated home-visit services. Northern Xinjiang fully entered the heating season on October 15. In Urumqi, local authorities investigated problems frequently reported by residents, such as pipeline leaks, in advance to ensure the smooth operation of heating systems. In Yining, focused efforts this year also resolved problems in some older residential communities, including insufficient heat at the ends of heating networks and high network losses.
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新疆北部从15日开始全面进入供暖季。
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