While power engineers are working to restore the energy system of our state, some Ukrainians are directing their negative energy in the wrong direction . Consequently, in Krivoy Rog, the entrance of one of the houses where the lights were not turned off was doused with urine.
The residents of the high-rise building believe that envious neighbors thus avenged themselves for the fact that they live without power outages. A resident of the house noted that in early January, the entrance door was doused with urine.
Details of the incident
As noted in the local Facebook community “We are from the Saksagansky district”, unknown residents, in addition to damaging the entrance, threw eggs at parked cars near the house.
This is what people have instead of brains to come to the neighbors from another house and pour urine all over the front door, throw eggs at parked cars just because we have electricity, but they turn off?! – wrote a resident of the house.
Pay attention!Whether this situation is true is almost impossible to find out. There is no official information about this incident, but the fact of broken eggs on cars was recorded.
What is the current situation with electricity in Ukraine
- During the last massive attack On January 26, the Russians damaged 5 high-voltage substations.
- As of January 28, electricity consumption in Ukraine has slightly decreased. However, the deficit in the energy system remains significant. Electricity production at operating power plants cannot fully cover consumption.
- The power engineers are also trying to restore energy infrastructure facilities that the invaders damaged during the massive attack on January 26. Now the most difficult situation remains in the Odessa region – due to significant damage, the restoration of the planned power scheme takes more time than before.
- According to DTEK, the Odessa region will not be able to return to stabilization schedules until the repair work is completed. Power engineers note that the destruction is very significant. Restoration work may continue until the end of January.
