Electricity supply was limited throughout Crimea.
As Krimenargo reported, not enough electricity is supplied to the annexed peninsula through the main grids.
Compliance with power outage schedules and a uniform distribution of the available capacities is currently impossible.
- says the statement.
To prevent network overload and accidents, the lights are turned off without a schedule or advance warning. For facilities of social significance, backup power supply schemes are used.
Earlier, the local publication ForPost told how power outages affect the work of kindergartens in Sevastopol - some kindergartens do not have generators. When the electricity goes out, the heating and ovens don't work there, and instead of hot lunches, the children are given packed lunches.
"The child received cold water, a banana, cookies and bread throughout the day," Forpost quotes one mother as saying. The Ministry of Education did not respond to the publication's questions regarding generators, electricity and heating in kindergartens.
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