On August 18 at approximately 21:40, a major accident occurred in the Boka district. According to reports from local residents and official sources, an excavator struck an underground high-pressure gas pipeline, causing a serious problem. As a result of the accident, the supply of natural gas to all consumers in the district was stopped.
Official data indicates that among those left without gas are 12,512 residential households and 267 major consumers, including businesses and institutions. This incident significantly affected the daily lives of residents. Many families were left without gas, causing difficulties with cooking and heating. Therefore, the situation attracted public attention and required immediate response from emergency services.
Gas supply personnel in the Boka district promptly began repair work. Technical teams inspected the damaged section, cleared it, and replaced the broken components. Experts are investigating the causes of the incident and developing measures to prevent similar situations in the future.
The accident led to temporary disruptions in energy supply. Schools, kindergartens, and hospitals in the district were also left without gas, necessitating enhanced safety measures. Authorities called on residents to follow safety rules and take precautions until gas supply is restored.
Thanks to the skilled and swift work of the gas service personnel, repair efforts are ongoing. Once all work is completed, gas supply will be fully restored, and authorities plan to implement additional measures to prevent similar accidents in the future.
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