Сбои с электричеством в Баку и большей части Азербайджана оставили страну в темноте

В азербайджанской энергосистеме произошли сбои в электросетях страны, в результате чего большая часть Баку и часть Азербайджана остались в темноте в течение нескольких часов. По сообщениям СМИ Азербайджана, в первом и шестом энергоблоках на Азербайджанской тепловой электростанции, расположенном в городе Мингячевир, начался пожар. Новостной портал Haqqin.az сообщил о сбоях вскоре после полуночи во вторник.

В течение нескольких часов электроснабжение было восстановленно в Бакинский аэропорт и большинство стратегических объектов, но проблемы сохраняются. В заявлении министерства энергетики говорится, что сбои с электричеством произошли из-за исключительно высокого спроса на электроэнергию в результате высоких температур в стране в последние дни.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

 

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