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Bastrykin became interested in the lack of heat in the Moscow region
The head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, ordered to check the facts of restrictions on the supply of heat to houses in the Moscow region. This was reported to the Main Investigative Directorate of the Russian Investigative Committee for the region.
“Investigators are checking all the facts of restrictions on the supply of energy resources in populated areas of the Moscow region <...> The progress and results of the checks were stated by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation Bastrykin,” -
it says in the message. Residents of the Moscow region continue to publish information about the lack of heat in their homes.
Earlier it was reported that hundreds of residents of the Chekhov district were left without electricity and heating in the cold. According to local officials, heating points have been set up throughout the municipality.
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Russian media: Blackouts reported in Moscow following energy facility fire
A fire erupted in a substation in Russia's capital on Jan. 4, causing electricity and heating outages in dozens of multi-story buildings amid freezing temperatures, Russian media reported.
The cause of the fire has not been reported. The incident took place only a few days after Russian
attacks against Kyiv Oblast left 260,000 Ukrainian citizens temporarily without power.
The Russian Telegram news channel Mash reported that the fire erupted at a substation in northeastern Moscow at around 6 a.m. local time, causing outages in the municipal districts of Otradnoye, Bibirevo, as well as Northern and Southern Medvedkovo.
The temperature in the affected buildings had reportedly dropped to 10-15 degrees Celsius. According to Russian media, the night of Jan. 4 was the coldest in Moscow since the beginning of winter, with the temperatures dropping to minus 27.1 degrees.
At around 8:46, Mash reported that the fire had been extinguished and utility workers were working on site.
Most houses were switched to a backup circuit, the state-owned news agency RIA Novosti reported at around 9:10 a.m., adding that some 40 buildings will be connected within the next two hours.
The Russian Telegram news channel Mash reported that the fire erupted at a substation in northeastern Moscow at around 6 a.m. local time, causing outages in the municipal districts of Otradnoye, Bibirevo, as well as Northern and Southern Medvedkovo.
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Substation is on fire in Moscow: Three districts without water, electricity and heat
Afire broke out at a substation in Moscow, leaving three districts of the Russian capital without power and heating, according to Telegram channels Baza and Mash.
A substation on High Voltage Drive in Moscow caught fire, leaving residents of more than 20 high-rise buildings without heat and light.
"Several fire crews are working at the scene. The cause of the fire is still unknown," report the administrators of the Baza channel.
"Around 6 AM, a transformer substation on High Voltage Drive caught fire. It supplies power to buildings in Bibirevo, Otradnoye, and Medvedkovo districts, among others. The duration of the power outage and partial heating remains unknown; utility workers are trying to eliminate the accident as quickly as possible," Mash channel reported.
Photo: A substation caught fire in Moscow. Residents of more than 20 buildings are left without heat and electricity (
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According to the administrators of the Mash channel, the temperature inside apartments has dropped to 10-15 degrees Celsius during the historically cold temperatures for the capital.
Currently, Moscow is experiencing a temperature of -24 degrees Celsius.
In 2023, drone attacks became more frequent in Russia. Fires and explosions occurred as a result of these attacks in various regions of the country, including Moscow.
Earlier, we reported on a fire in Moscow at a hangar with diesel fuel covering an area of about 1000 square meters.
There was also information about a fire that broke out on the territory of the Moscow power substation Chagino. Reports mentioned thick smoke and a transformer explosion, as well as 120 liters of fuel.
It was also reported that Electrozavod factory was on fire in Moscow on December 7. The fire started on the first floor of the paint and varnish workshop located in the factory producing reinforced concrete products and metal structures.
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