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Water cut in Dipoli 22 Feb at 8-15

There is a planned water cut at Dipoli (Otakaari 24) on Thursday 22nd 2024 February starting at 8.00
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The water supply will be interrupted in Dipoli on Thursday 22 February 2024 at 8.00, ending at approximately 15.00. On Thursday, access to Dipoli requires Aalto University badge. There is no tap water or toilets available.

The Dipoli restaurants are also closed.

No substitute water supply has been arranged.

More information about the water outages can be found .

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