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In two districts of Crimea and Koktebel there were power outages

In the Crimea, in the Nizhnegorsk and Soviet regions, as well as in the village of Koktebel, power supply was interrupted due to technical problems in the networks.

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In the Crimea, in the Nizhnegorsk and Soviet regions, as well as in the village of Koktebel, power supply was interrupted due to technical problems in the networks. This is reported by the state enterprise “Krymenergo” in the messenger Max.

"Due to technological violations in the electric grid, power supply is partially absent in the Nizhnegorsk and Soviet districts," the report said.

According to Krymenergo, there is also no electricity supply in the village of Koktebel. The planned time to restore electricity is three hours.

On October 8, several settlements in the western and central parts of Crimea were left without electricity after a drone attack on power supply facilities. In “Krymenergo” reported that on the peninsula there are restrictions on electricity consumption, and emergency recovery work is conducted around the clock.

Source: РБК ↗

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