Power engineers work on the network’s increased reliability and should complete work in tomorrow, local authorities said.
The power of the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation has provided the results of the meetings of the two head officers, in particular, to eliminate the consequences of yesterday’s Belgorod seizure. This has been confirmed by the video of the Governor of Vyacheslav Gladkov.
“Electric engineers work on strengthening the network’s reliability. According to preliminary information, they will finish tomorrow,” he assured.
Russian official traditionally “softened” data on the consequences of attacking and announced a “partial violation of electricity supply, as well as water supply and drainage” in Belgorod and nine nearby areas and districts.
According to him, without the light there are now 77 thousand local residents. In Belgorod itself are “interruptions on the seven streets.”
There is no light at the second clinic of the city of Belgorod and the outpatient clinic of the village of Maslov.
In addition to this, without electricity today 38 educational institutions, 50 trading businesses. Whereas “with electricity restrictions” 53 industrial business of the region.
“Forced to temporarily disconnect street lighting in Belgorod from 22 hours if necessary …
Now the ways and equipment we need in the current situation are formed … We are all in our places. We understand what to do, and try to do as quickly as possible all that depends on us to cope with the consequences of shelling. ”, Added the Russian official.
Belgorod Governor V”yacheslav Gladkov spoke about the consequences of a successful attack by Ukraine’s armed forces in the city of Russia pic.twitter.com/23nicggdog
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Earlier we wrote that on September 22, the drone exploded under the State Management building in Belgorod. The explosion led to the injuries of two people.
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