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Supervise electrical substation in Aragua after electrical attack

The Sectorial Vice President of Public Works and Services, Nestor Luis Reverol, visited the Aragua electrical substation located in the José Ángel Lamas municipality, in the Aragonese region, specifically in the Santa Cruz sector.

Through a post published on Twitter, the vice presidency of services announced that the station will be monitored throughout the week to prevent a new attack.

https://twitter.com/VPSOPS_/status/1437493289607962624?s=20

Reverol evaluated the damages and reinforced the attention together with the workforce of the National Electricity Corporation (Corpoelec).

Reverol said that they have formed a multidisciplinary team made up of 150 men and women from the Corpoelec workforce to build the substation and put it at the service of the people.

The minister, together with a multidisciplinary team from Corpoelec, carry out a general diagnosis with damage assessment and an Immediate Recovery Plan that will make it possible to correct the damages and put the substation into operation.

It indicated that together with the workers of the State electricity company, as well as the body of inspectors who make the evaluations, the intelligence agencies, the Anti-Claims Division of the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Investigations Corps (Cicpc) and the Bolivarian National Armed Forces ( Fanb), will find the results and of this brutal criminal attack against the people of Venezuela.

"This happens every time there are elections. We have experience of acts of sabotage that occur within this multi-faceted war, which we have also called the electrical war," said the minister.

This Sunday, the country suffered new blackouts, after receiving a new attack on the national electricity system.

The explosion of a 230 / 115kVA autotransformer affected the service in some states of the country. "We are directing from the National Dispatch Center, personally with the president of the National Electric Corporation, Engineer José Luis Betancourt, and the entire team, the operations to recover the load," said Reverol while noting that after the attacks in substation there is a loss of 75 Mw and the damage assessment of the substation by the entity's firefighters is awaiting.