2024-08-02 06:46:44
“There are several very difficult, critical points – these are Kelmė, Raseiniai, Jonava, Molėtai, Vilnius district, and a few more. It is likely that in some of them everything will be fixed and the electricity supply will be restored today, in critical points, especially remote ones, – tomorrow,” the ESO representative told LRT Radio.
At that time, when asked why residents receive messages about restored electricity, even though the disturbances have not been completely eliminated, R. Juodkienė noted that such a situation has arisen due to overlapping faults.
“From the technical side, there are overlapping failures and malfunctions, which is why they received those messages, but later the employees communicate either with the same messages or call them,” she says and notes that there are quite a few such cases, but residents should not worry that newly registered failures will not receive compensation.
“Even though the call center says it’s a new disruption, all customers have a history and it’s ongoing. This means that if you apply for compensation, it will be calculated from the first minute of the power outage, but not from the time you had to re-register the outage.
ELTA reminds that a strong storm raged in Lithuania over the weekend and at the beginning of the week, trees fell during it, a 50-year-old woman was killed in Grigiškės, Vilnius. Municipalities and residents are counting the millions of damages caused by the natural disaster.
2024-08-02 06:46:44