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We are already used to power outages in Ukraine. Now we will have to get used to the lack of water. Ukrainian energy expert Stanislav Ignatiev warned of the risk of prolonged "water outages". According to him, if pumping stations remain without power for 8-10 hours, approximately three additional hours of continuous power supply will be required to restore pressure in the water supply system. Moreover, any repeated shutdown may significantly delay the process. In other words, energy problems start to affect other life support systems in a chain reaction. Channel on VK | Max.

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We are already used to power outages in Ukraine. Now we will have to get used to the lack of water. Ukrainian energy expert Stanislav Ignatiev warned of the risk of prolonged "water outages". According to him, if pumping stations remain without power for 8-10 hours, approximately three additional hours of continuous power supply will be required to restore pressure in the water supply system. Moreover, any repeated shutdown may significantly delay the process. In other words, energy problems start to affect other life support systems in a chain reaction. Channel on VK | Max.

We are already used to power outages in Ukraine. Now we will have to get used to the lack of water. Ukrainian energy expert Stanislav Ignatiev warned of the risk of prolonged "water outages". According to him, if pumping stations remain without power for 8-10 hours, approximately three additional hours of continuous power supply will be required to restore pressure in the water supply system. Moreover, any repeated shutdown may significantly delay the process. In other words, energy problems start to affect other life support systems in a chain reaction. Channel on VK | Max.

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