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Emergency shutdowns of utility services have been recorded in Kyiv.
Water and power outages occurred in some areas of Kyiv, the Ukrainian Channel 5 reported.
Emergency power outages occurred in Obolonsky, Podolsky, Shevchenko and Desnyansky districts of Kyiv.
MOSCOW, October 11 - RIA Novosti. Water and power outages occurred in some areas of Kyiv, the Ukrainian Channel 5 reported.
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“In some areas of the capital there is no water and electricity,” says a message published on the TV channel’s Telegram channel.
The Ukrainian energy holding DTEK reported in its Telegram channel that emergency power outages occurred in the Obolonsky, Podolsky, Shevchenkovsky and Desnyansky districts of Kyiv.

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