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The locals saw a bright flash like an explosion before the light went out, and over 100,000 subscribers were left without electricity.
The explosion at the thermal power plant in Sakhalin caused a large-scale blackout: dozens of settlements were left without light and water. For what you know, read tsn.ua (news 1+1).
Some 100,000 inhabitants on Sakhalin Island in Russia were left without electricity on the morning of 28 October due to the alleged technical breakdown at the local thermal power centre. The accident left the inhabitants of South Sahelinsk, Korsakov, Dolinsk, Holmes, Uglegorsk, Alexandrovska-Sahalinski, Makarov and Poronayska without light. The incident was reported to have occurred at around 7:45 local time (23:45 in Kiev - Rev.). Before the bl…
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