Electricity has been restored in Vík with backup power after a failure last night. Power cuts are likely to last for the next day, and residents are asked to use power sparingly. September 2024 - 09:...
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Electricity has been restored in Vík with backup power after a failure last night. Work is underway to bring electricity to other parts of the area. Power cuts are likely to last for the next day,
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