
AI-generated summary
A fire at an electrical substation led to a power outage for thousands of subscribers in Yerevan. Power supply is expected to be restored in the coming hours.
Brief retelling from RIA II
About five thousand subscribers in Yerevan were left without electricity due to a fire at an electrical substation on the Tsitsernakaberd highway.
Power supply to subscribers is planned to be restored in the coming hours.
YEREVAN, September 27 - RIA Novosti - RIA Novosti. About five thousand subscribers in Yerevan were left without electricity on Sunday due to a fire at one of the electrical substations, temporary manager of the Electric Networks of Armenia company Romanos Petrosyan told reporters.
On Sunday, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported a fire at an electrical substation on the Tsitsernakaberd highway in Yerevan. Armenian power grids said that a crime report had been submitted to law enforcement agencies.
“At the moment, about 5 thousand subscribers are left without electricity, mainly in the Yerevan administrative district of Kentron (Center),” Petrosyan said.

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