Electricity supply has been restored to the homes of Dagestan residents.

Emergency crews eliminated the consequences of short circuits, after which residents of four districts of Dagestan were left without electricity.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", on the day of October 28, after short circuits in the power grids, the electricity supply was interrupted in 13 settlements of the Kizilyurt, Tarumov, and Khiv districts. Earlier, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, emergency outages also occurred in the Gunib district.

Power supply to the settlements was restored on October 28, reported the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Dagestan on its website.

"Emergency recovery work in 4 municipal districts (Khiv, Gunib, Kizilyurt, Tarumov) has been completed, and electricity supply has been restored," the publication states.

Recall that on October 23, emergency power outages also occurred in Dagestan, affecting 11 settlements in the Khassavyurt, Khunzakh, Derbent, and Sergokalinsky districts. The consequences of the accident were eliminated on the same day.

Residents of Dagestan have repeatedly complained about power outages and have taken to spontaneous protests because of this. For example, on August 13, residents of Makhachkala blocked traffic due to a three-day absence of electricity supply. Energy workers explained the outage by damage to a facility on private property. A similar protest took place a week earlier, on August 6.

Unresolved issues in the housing and utilities sector are a factor in the growth of protest activity in Dagestan, said Sergey Bachurin, head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the North Caucasus Federal District, on January 19. Residents of Makhachkala agreed with his opinion.