Employees of a Dagestani clinic complained about power outages
Regular power outages paralyze the work of the Central District Hospital in the Untsukulsky District, which is carried out entirely electronically. Hospital employees have appealed to deputies and Rosseti with a request to stop the outages.
Employees of the Untsukul Central District Hospital have appealed to the district leadership, Rosseti, and deputies of the district assembly and the parliament of Dagestan in connection with power outages. "Over the past two or three months, the hospital has been regularly cut off power, without warning. This has become the norm for the operation of the power grid. All work at the clinic is paralyzed, - since all conclusions, cards, and referrals are issued only electronically, the work of the institution. "We have not met a single indicator. which federal projects require from us," they said in a video published by the Telegram channel "Tut Dagestan", which has 265 thousand subscribers, and called for an investigation into the supply of electricity to the medical facility.
This message had garnered 2 comments by 14:44 Moscow time.
"The employees are right. All the work is computer-based. Our managers have higher requirements, but creating the conditions is not their concern. "If you didn't reflect your work electronically, it means you didn't work at all, which means you don't get paid," user T-90 commented.
"Kavkazsky Uzel" wrote that on the evening of August 10, due to bad weather, the power supply to Makhachkala, Kaspiysk, and the villages of Untsukulsky and Buinaksky districts was disrupted. After a short time, the power supply to consumers in Buinaksky district and partially in Makhachkala was restored. By August 12, power engineers reported the resumption of power supply.
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