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In Svetly on November 9, power will be turned off in two streets

On Monday, November 9, from 09:00 to 17:00 in Svetly will be temporarily disconnected power supply. This was reported in the administration of the Svetlovsk city district.

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In Svetly on November 9, power will be turned off in two streets

On Monday, November 9, from 09:00 to 17:00 in Svetly will be temporarily disconnected power supply. This was reported in the administration of the Svetlovsk city district.

The shutdown is due to work on the transformer substation TP 93-8. There will be no light:

• subscribers on the streets of the Soviet and Communist

• garages "Automobileist" and "Lighthouse"

• "U Ivanych" shop

• Dormitory on the Communist, 5

• dining room and building of professional lyceum no3

Earlier we wrote that Ladushkin will be without power for eight hours on November 10.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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