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In the Novgorod region hurricane wind left without light 140 settlements

In the Novgorod region, work to eliminate the consequences of bad weather does not stop. According to the regional Ministry of Tariffs and Energy, on the morning of September 25, 1,468 residents in 140 settlements remain without electricity.

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In the Novgorod region hurricane wind left without light 140 settlements

In the Novgorod region, work to eliminate the consequences of bad weather does not stop. According to the regional Ministry of Tariffs and Energy, on the morning of September 25, 1,468 residents in 140 settlements remain without electricity.

Power engineers are on high alert. According to the latest data, it was possible to return the lights to 2,221 residents of the region. 33 repair teams are involved on the lines - 105 specialists and 35 units of special equipment. Work will continue until electricity is fully restored in all settlements.

The consequences of bad weather are also being eliminated on regional roads. See more details in the photo report.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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