In Dnipro, energy workers were attacked by residents of buildings who began to turn off their lights

In Dnipro, a crew of a local energy company was attacked by residents of buildings that had not previously been disconnected due to being on a line with critical infrastructure.

Source: PJSC “PEEM “CEK” in Facebook

Literally: “Dear consumers, we would like to inform you that during the performance of official duties by the on-site brigade, it was repeatedly attacked by residents of buildings on Akademika Yangel Street, which were not disconnected before due to being on a line with critical infrastructure, and are now being disconnected in manual mode.

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Unfortunately, there was an assault resulting in physical injuries and damage to the personal property of our employee. Also, these incidents caused a significant delay in the restoration of the power supply of sub-line 5.2”.

Details: Energy experts emphasize to the above-mentioned residents that the presence of their houses on lines with critical infrastructure does not give them any privileged position, therefore PEEM CEK PJSC will take all necessary measures to disconnect these houses on equal terms with other residents of the city.

They also warn the attackers that the materials have been handed over to the National Police for the opening of criminal proceedings in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine.

What preceded: The government reviewed the lists of critical infrastructure facilities to find an opportunity to free up at least 800 MW of electrical capacity and align blackout schedules across the country.

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