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Southern coast of Crimea partially de-energized

Large Yalta in the Crimea partially de-energized due to an accident on the networks. This was reported in SUE RK "Krymenergo".

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Large Yalta in the Crimea partially de-energized due to an accident on the networks. This was reported in SUE RK "Krymenergo". According to experts, the residents of Yalta, Livadia and Vineyard do not have electricity. Emergency crews are working to restore electricity.

According to Krymenergo, more than 20 settlements in the Krasnogvardeysky district of the peninsula were also left without power due to planned repairs. The company recalled that in the Crimea, the regime of restriction of electricity supply remains. It is carried out depending on the capabilities of the electrical network.

Alexander Dremlyugin, Simferopol

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