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Russian power engineers have introduced schedules of temporary power outages on the southern coast of the occupied Crimean Peninsula as a result of the breach of a permissible load on the Simferopol-Yalta power line, LB.ua reported.
"On August 6, at 10:33 Moscow time, a command was given to introduce schedules for the temporary power outage of power consumption in the volume of 8 MW (...) in the South Coast power sector. Reason: exceeding the permissible current load on the 110 kV overhead line "Simferopol – Yalta. The information is being verified," the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation stated, according to LB.ua.
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