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The Mauritanian President, Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, announced the opening of an investigation into the fires at the electricity conversion stations in Nouakchott. These fires caused a blackout across most of the capital and led to significant damage and public outrage. He stated that authorities have partially restored power to the eastern station, and work is underway to repair the western station rapidly using imported equipment. The focus is on identifying the causes of the fires and holding those responsible accountable. Although electricity is gradually returning, the Mauritanian Electricity Company continues efforts to repair the grid, amid calls for an independent investigation and accountability for those responsible for mismanaging the crisis, which is considered one of the most serious energy crises in years.
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