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Сильный ветер стал причиной четырех десятков аварий на электросетях. Бригады Россетей работают на восстановлении электроснабжения в Выборгском, Кингисеппском, Гатчинском и Сланцевском районах.

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Сильный ветер стал причиной четырех десятков аварий на электросетях. Бригады Россетей работают на восстановлении электроснабжения в Выборгском, Кингисеппском, Гатчинском и Сланцевском районах.

Пока сильный ветер сохраняется. порывы на открытой местности и прибрежных районах - до 23 м/с.

Контактные телефоны при аварийных ситуациях:

✔️Горячие линии электросетевых компаний

✔️Ситуационный центр по вопросам энергетики в Ленинградской области

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