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Some neighborhoods in Pristina without electricity

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In some neighborhoods in Pristina, electricity has been cut off as a result of works planned by third parties.

Hospital neighborhood and the streets Muharrem Fejza, Muharrem Çami, Mati I Prekazi, Malush Kosova, are some neighborhoods which have not had electricity since this morning.

According to the Kosovar Electricity Distribution and Supply Company (KEDS), this has come as a result of the works planned by third parties and that the electricity has been stopped in order to carry out the work without tension.

The spokesperson of KEDS, Lulzim Krasniqi, has confirmed this news for KosovaPress, while announcing that the electricity will be interrupted until 14:00.

"These are the works planned by third parties and according to the website it is until 14:00...00:35 It includes Muharrem Fejza, Lagjja e Spitalit and several other neighborhoods that we are affecting these works".

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