Yesterday, the government of the neighboring state declared a state of emergency over the supply of electricity, which will come into force on September 1 nationally.

The relevant statement declares that the state of emergency will last for 30 days and is attributed to the shortages observed in the electricity market.

As APA MPA reports, especially in the capital, the state of emergency also concerns the provision of heating, in the midst of the growing energy crisis.

The competent committee that records the data on electricity and heating supplies will monitor, analyze and evaluate the situation at regular intervals, as the relevant announcement underlines.

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