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In Vladivostok and other settlements of the Primorsky Territory, utility failures continue due to accidents at the water intake and the Shtykovo substation.
In Vladivostok and other settlements of the Primorsky Territory, utility failure continues: due to accidents at the water intake and the Shtykovo substation. Hundreds of Vladivostok residents lined up for imported water, reports the Amur Mash Telegram channel.
Residents of Artyom, Nadezhdinsky district and Vladivostok remain without water and partially without electricity. Water is distributed from water trucks and fire trucks. At the same time, bottled water is rapidly selling out in stores. 3,660 apartment buildings, 16.5 thousand private houses and 224 socially significant facilities remain without public services.
According to the latest data, the Shtykovo substation was launched. Vladivostok Mayor Konstantin Shestakov said that water will appear in houses within 12 hours.

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