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As reported by the distribution operator Sadales tīkls, approximately 11,000 electricity customers in Latvia were still experiencing outages on August 26, three days following a significant storm. The most severe disruptions were noted in the municipalities of Aizkraukle, Preiļi, Jēkabpils, and Rēzekne. By 6 a.m., power had been restored to around 266,000 customers, equating to nearly 96% of those impacted, with 1,256 storm-related issues resolved. Over 200 local crews, alongside seven teams from Estonia, are actively engaged in the restoration efforts, while drone inspections are being conducted to evaluate the damage. Additional outages may occur due to falling trees and branches affecting power lines.

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00:00Three days after a powerful storm hit Latvia, around 11,000 customers are still without electricity.
00:07The biggest power disruptions are being reported in Icecrockle, Praley, Jekapils, and Rezekni municipalities.
00:15Officials say damaged trees and branches can continue falling onto power lines, potentially causing new outages.
00:22By 6 a.m. on August 26, power had been restored to around 266 defected customers.
00:29That represents approximately 96% of all customers who lost electricity during the storm.
00:35So far, repair teams have fixed 1,256 storm-related faults across the electricity distribution network.
00:43More than 200 Sadal's Teichels crews are continuing restoration work.
00:47Seven additional crews from Estonia's ElectroLevy are also helping with repairs.
00:52Authorities are working with telecommunications operators to restore mobile communications.
00:56Meanwhile, drone inspections are continuing to assess the remaining storm damage.
01:01Crews are expected to continue repairs as Latvia works toward fully restoring power.
01:06Disclosure.
01:07This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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