Dagestan villagers achieved a solution to the electricity supply problem.

Energy workers replaced worn-out wires on Stroitel'naya Street in the village of Khazar in the Derbent district after one of the local residents complained to the head of Dagestan about a long-standing problem with the lack of electricity.

According to the head of the Derbent district, Elman Allahverdiyev, after a local resident's appeal to the head of Dagestan, employees of "Dagenergo" replaced the worn-out wires on Stroitel'naya Street with self-supporting insulated ones and stabilized the electricity supply. In 2027, the replacement of another 600 meters of power lines is planned.

"This will completely eliminate the possibility of similar problems arising in the future and provide the residents of the village with stable and quality electricity supply for many years," said Allahverdiyev, whose words were reported by RIA "Dagestan" on October 31.

A resident of Khazar, Vasif Mirzabekov, complained about power outages during a personal reception with the head of Dagestan Fedor Shchukin. According to him, the old lines could not withstand the load, the wires regularly broke, and emergency crews had to be waited for a long time, as stated in the publication.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that power supply interruptions have remained a pressing issue in Dagestan for years, and residents have repeatedly protested, demanding the return of electricity. Thus, on October 29 of this year, due to accidents in the networks, more than 30,000 people were left without electricity in 15 settlements of the republic.

On August 13, residents of Irchi Kazaka Street in Makhachkala blocked traffic, stating that there had been no electricity in their homes for three days. A week earlier, on August 6, residents of high-rise buildings on Akhmat Kadyrov Street achieved the resumption of electricity supply after blocking the road due to prolonged outages. Similar actions took place several years earlier: on August 9, 2023, Makhachkala residents blocked Magomed Gadjiev Street, complaining about a three-day absence of electricity and the inaction of the authorities.