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Part of the October district of Rostov was left without electricity on November 12

In Rostov on November 12 there was a failure of power supply in the Oktyabrsky district

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Part of the October district of Rostov was left without electricity on November 12

In Rostov on November 12 there was a failure of power supply in the Oktyabrsky district. Information about the shutdown was published by Donenergo.

The reason for the lack of light was a technological violation in the power grid.

Without electricity, houses were left on sections of Nansen, Budennovskogo, Sheboldaev, Timiryazev, Frunze, Exchange, Stadium, Dovator, Football, Kurskaya, Zmeevskaya Balka, Zoological, Mastvo and Forest.

Experts expect to restore power supply before 14:30. Submission of the resource will resume without prior notice to residents.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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