As of the morning of August 7, 186 settlements in nine regions were completely or partially without electricity due to adverse weather conditions in the form of thunderstorms, hail, and gusts of wind. Regional energy companies have announced plans to restore power to these areas by the end of the day, indicating a coordinated response to the crisis.
The affected regions, spread across several states, have experienced significant disruptions to daily life, with many residents reporting difficulties in accessing essential services. Local authorities have urged residents to stay safe and avoid unnecessary travel during the ongoing weather events. Emergency services have been mobilized to assist those impacted by the power outages, while utility companies are working to assess the extent of the damage and prioritize repairs.
With the storm system expected to pass, energy providers are optimistic about restoring electricity to the affected areas within the next 24 hours. However, the extent of the repairs and the time required to fully restore power may depend on the severity of the damage and the resources available. This event highlights the vulnerability of energy infrastructure to extreme weather conditions and the importance of robust disaster response systems.