In Kharkiv, power outages have caused problems with water and heat supply, the metro is not working, and ground electric transport has been replaced by buses.
This was reported by Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.
“There is a significant shortage of electricity in Kharkiv. Ukrenergo is forced to implement emergency power cuts. Due to the lack of voltage, there are already shortages in certain areas, and in others there may be temporary interruptions in water supply. But the municipal services are doing everything possible to restore supply as soon as possible,” Terekhov wrote.
According to him, the city’s metro is operating in shelter mode. Ground electric transport has been replaced by bus routes.
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