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Dilba: Situation remains critical for residents still without power after storm

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • Several thousand residents remain without electricity nearly two weeks after a storm struck Lithuania, presidential adviser Ramūnas Dilba says.
  • Dilba says President Gitanas Nausėda is calling for urgent action to restore power and provide essential products and services.

Nearly two weeks after a storm devastated Lithuania, several thousand residents still without electricity are facing what President’s chief adviser Ramūnas Dilba describes as a critical situation.

Dilba said the president had stressed the need for immediate action to restore electricity supplies to those affected as quickly as possible.

He also said authorities must ensure that residents without power can access essential products and services.

The situation is critical.

· Ramūnas DilbaThe presidential adviser described conditions for several thousand residents who remain without electricity nearly two weeks after the storm.
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