Power outages may occur in Odesa and the region following the Russian attack; people should conserve electricity - DTEK
Kyiv • UNN
Following Russia’s massive attack on August 9, energy workers restored power to 226.7 thousand households in the Odesa region. During the day, outages may occur due to grid restrictions; some equipment is under repair.
Residents of Odesa and the region were warned about possible power outages due to grid restrictions following the Russian attack, the energy company DTEK, which provides services in the region, reported on Monday, UNN writes.
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According to the report, energy workers continue to eliminate the consequences of the massive attack on August 9.
"Over the past day, our crews restored electricity supplies to nearly all critical infrastructure facilities and 226,700 households. Emergency restoration work continues 24/7 to return power to all Odesa residents as quickly as possible," the statement said.
Power outages due to grid restrictions are possible in Odesa and the region during the day. Following enemy attacks, some equipment is undergoing repairs or operating according to backup schemes. We ask you to consume electricity sparingly and not to switch on energy-intensive appliances simultaneously