Feb 16 • 06:26 UTC 🇩🇰 Denmark DR Nyheder

The heat is back in Roskilde

All households in Roskilde have regained heat after a significant outage caused by pipe breaks.

Heat has been restored to all households in Roskilde following a major outage that occurred due to two breaks in the heating network. The incident, which affected homes on 27 streets in the area, happened in the afternoon yesterday. The utility company Fors announced that the issue had been resolved shortly before midnight, allowing heat to be distributed once again.

Mette Ryborg Herskind, the press officer for Fors, confirmed that the heat was sent out again overnight, ensuring that all residents would have warmth by the morning. This rapid response illustrates the utility's commitment to restoring service promptly to its customers. While residents welcomed the restoration of heat, the cause of the pipe breaks remains unknown at this time.

Such incidents highlight the vulnerabilities of utility infrastructure and the potential for significant disruptions to everyday life when unexpected failures occur. The utility’s ability to quickly address the problem will undoubtedly reassure residents, but ongoing assessments will be necessary to prevent future incidents and ensure the resilience of the network in changing weather conditions.

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