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In Dagestan restored power supply to 11 settlements

Power engineers restored power supply to Dagestan settlements left without electricity as a result of emergency shutdown

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In Dagestan restored power supply to 11 settlements

Power engineers restored power supply to the settlements of Dagestan, left without electricity as a result of an emergency outage. This is reported by GU EMERCOM on the Republic.

Earlier it was reported that as of 11:30 on October 23, 11 villages in four districts (Khasavyurt, Khunzakh, Derbent and Sergokala) and partially Izberbash fell under the blackout.

Emergency recovery work was carried out with the involvement of five brigades of electricians consisting of 20 people and five units of equipment. At the moment, all work has been completed, the supply of electricity to consumers has been restored.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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