A state of emergency was introduced in ten municipalities of Crimea due to the consequences of the storm

A state of emergency was introduced in ten municipalities of Crimea due to the consequences of the storm

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A state of emergency was introduced in ten municipalities of Crimea, said the head of the republic, Sergei Aksenov. He also said that he reported to President Vladimir Putin about the consequences of the storm for the region, and he instructed the government to allocate funds to restore the destroyed infrastructure

“A decision was made to introduce the “Emergency” operating mode in the territory of 10 municipalities: Dzhankoy, Evpatoria and Saki, Krasnoperekopsky, Saki, Simferopol, Belogorsky, Nizhnegorsky, Dzhankoy and Chernomorsky districts,” Mr. Aksenov wrote in his Telegram channel.

The head of the region also noted that in Alushta, Sudak and Pervomaisky district the operating mode “Threat of Emergency” is in effect.

“Yesterday I reported on the situation to our president, who gave instructions to the federal government to allocate funds to restore the destroyed infrastructure,” reported Sergei Aksenov.

According to him, work continues in the region to restore energy supply. As of this morning, 93 thousand people in Crimea remain without electricity; work has been restored at 52 boiler houses out of 125 that were de-energized. In 245 villages, water supply was disrupted, 749 roofs were partially or completely damaged.

Over the weekend, a devastating cyclone, dubbed the “storm of the century,” passed through southern Russia. In Crimea, the resort, housing and energy infrastructure was seriously damaged by bad weather. More than half a million Crimeans found themselves without electricity. One person died at sea, several more were hospitalized with injuries due to the raging elements. Today, the head of the Ministry of Energy Nikolai Shulginov reportedthat about 100 thousand people remain without electricity on the peninsula.

Read more in the material “The Black Sea has overflowed its shores”.

Alexander Dremlyugin, Simferopol

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