Simferopol, Crimea / Photo from UNIAN
Crimea’s Simferopol is now getting only four hours of power supply a day, said the "chairperson" of the city administration, Gennady Bakharev, according to FlashCrimea.
"Instead of a schedule of three-hour [power supplies] every nine hours, there are two-hour [supplies] every ten hours, and even this schedule is impossible to follow," Bakharev said.
First, there was a schedule of four-hour supplies every four hours (12 hours of power supply a day), and late the schedule was changed to three-hour supplies every nine hours (6 hours of power supply a day).
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Power engineers of Ukrenergo have suspended any repair work on the damaged Crimea power lines upon activists demand.