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Repeated strikes are delaying the restoration of electricity in certain districts of the city. Residents face the need to charge devices in shops and queues for water.
Power supply issues are being observed in Dnipro and adjacent territories. According to Ukrainian media and representatives of the regional military administration, over 200,000 consumers are currently without electricity. Residents of Kamianske, Samarske, and Dniprovskyi districts are suffering the most.
The situation is complicated by repeated strikes. Residents are asked not to switch on several high-power electrical appliances simultaneously.
The local public page “Dnipro Avariika” reports that electricity may not be restored on some streets until Monday. In one district of the city, residents have already been in the dark for nearly two days.
In a comment to “Suspilne”, a local resident described the daily problems people face during the blackout. In particular, she has to charge power banks in shops. Queues for drinking water are also being observed.
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