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In Dagestan, 3,870 houses in 12 settlements remained without electricity

In the evening of November 8, an emergency power outage occurred in Dagestan

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In Dagestan, 3,870 houses in 12 settlements remained without electricity

On the evening of November 8, an emergency power outage occurred in Dagestan. 3,870 houses in 12 settlements of four municipal districts were left without light, according to the GU EMERCOM of Russia for the republic.

The preliminary reason is the closure and breakage of the transmission line. Heating in these areas is individual, on natural gas and solid fuel.

Three brigades of electric grids are involved for restoration - 11 people and 4 units of equipment. The estimated time of restoration of power supply is by 15:00 on November 9.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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