Atyrau After the Rain: Power Outage and Two Injured by Electric Shock
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After the torrential rain in Atyrau, residents faced power outages. There has been no electricity in some microdistricts for more than three hours, Orda.kz reports.
Large puddles formed on the streets, and the rain itself, according to residents, was muddy – people's clothes became dirty.
In addition, during the bad weather on the central bridge, two young people received electric shocks. They were taken to the hospital, and according to preliminary information, serious injuries were avoided.
Residents compare what happened to the apocalypse and call on the responsible services to respond promptly to the consequences of the bad weather.
Original author: Daniel Arturov
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