Nalchik residents pointed out to officials the unresolved heating problem.

The management company is not taking measures to solve the heating problem in the building on Elbrus Street in Nalchik, despite residents' appeals since October 15; people are freezing, children are getting sick, a local resident complained on social media. Other Nalchik residents, commenting on his complaint, also reported the lack of heat in their homes and criticized the work of officials.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", on October 19, Nalchik residents complained that the radiators in their apartments remain cold, although the authorities announced the start of the heating season on October 15. Residents reported dampness in their apartments and complained that they often get sick. Earlier, on October 3, Nalchik residents urged officials to start heating in homes, schools, and kindergartens, stating that adults and children are getting sick due to the cold.

According to a resident of house No. 1b on Elbrus Street in Nalchik, there is no heating in the second entrance from the first to the ninth floor. Apartment owners have repeatedly contacted the management company since October 15, but the problem remains unresolved.

"People are freezing, children are getting sick. A request to the administration of Nalchik to pay attention to this situation," said the appeal of a resident published on November 2 in the Instagram*-public goloskbr.

As of 14:20 Moscow time on November 3, this post in the Instagram*-public goloskbr, which has about 194 thousand followers, received 92 likes and 12 comments.

Other Nalchik residents also complained in the comments about the lack of heat in their homes and the difficulties that the cold creates for families with children and elderly relatives. "Tyrnauzsky Passage, 12, it was only warm for one day, it's terrible what is happening this year," wrote fatima_shogenova1.

"At Gagarina, 18/2, there is no heat from the first to the fourth floor. And no one is going to solve this problem. I just don't know what we pay for all year round," noted lidiia66856.

"We are already afraid of the onset of autumn and winter, afraid that there will be no heating. Year after year it gets worse and worse. Individual heating would be a way out of this difficult situation. We have small children in the family, elderly parents, we are very tired," pointed out user marico0703.

Discussion participants criticized the work of the management company and suggested seeking compensation through the courts. "This management company is someone's private shop, with no responsibility. They send each other around. How can people live in the cold, what nonsense..." wrote zaika_mazaika_123.

"If I were in their place, I would sue and claim moral damages. They have been living without heating for half a month. Our authorities should live without heating for at least one day," she added in another comment.

"The management company is just a name. They provide no service. There is dirt and devastation everywhere. Only promises, pure deception," stated natalynalty.

As of 14:20 Moscow time on November 3, there are no comments on the Nalchik administration's website regarding the residents' complaint from house No. 1b on Elbrus Street about the lack of heating.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that residents of Kabardino-Balkaria periodically face heating supply problems. For example, on October 21 of this year, a resident of Chegem complained on social media that the radiators remain cold after the announced start of the heating season. In the comments, residents of Nartkala, Maisky, and Prokhladnensky districts also reported a lack of heat, including in schools and kindergartens.

On February 10, residents of Nalchik reported that after a water pipeline accident and the shutdown of water and heating, they were forced to heat their apartments with electric appliances, and some families with children temporarily moved to relatives.