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Snake caused power outage in occupied areas of Cyprus

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A snake caused a power outage in the occupied areas of Cyprus on July 1, 2026.
The incident occurred at a power transformer station in Lefkoniko, resulting in several regions losing electricity.
An investigation by the electricity authority confirmed that the snake entered the station and created a short circuit.
Reports indicate that the situation led to unexpected disruption in the electrical supply.
No injuries were reported in connection with the incident.

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A snake caused a significant power outage in several areas of the occupied territories on July 1, 2026, when it entered a transformer station in Lefkoniko, triggering a short circuit. The incident took place in the afternoon and has been confirmed by the Electric Authority, which conducted an investigation into the unusual malfunction.

Multiple reports, including those from local outlets, indicated that the snake's entry into the electrical equipment led to electrical failures that left many residents without power. The Electric Authority's findings emphasize the unexpected nature of the incident and the resulting disruptions to electricity supply in the region.

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