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In Sevastopol returned the schedules of blackout

Sevastopol was transferred to a new electricity supply scheme – according to the schedule “two in six hours”. This was reported in the city government.

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Sevastopol was transferred to a new electricity supply scheme – according to the schedule “two in six hours”. This was reported in the city government. According to officials, consumers were divided into four stages.

“This is necessary for a more even distribution of available power. It works as follows: every two hours the power supply will be alternately restored at one of the four queues, the local authorities specify. Restrictions are expected to continue until the region’s power grid is stabilized. Specific dates have not yet been announced.

The list of current addresses falling under blackouts, residents of the city can see in the channel “Sevastopolenergo”.

Regular power outages began in Sevastopol and the rest of Crimea in the spring due to strikes by the Ukrainian armed forces on the energy infrastructure of the peninsula. After the drone attack on June 24, a complete blackout came in the city for a short time.

Alexander Dremlyugin, Simferopol

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