The Akhvakh district of Dagestan remains without electricity after the landslide.

The landslide destroyed the road "Botlikh - Karata" and damaged the power line. Access to the settlements is organized via detour routes, and some residents of the Akhvakh district remain without electricity.

Traffic on the "Botlikh - Karata" road after the landslide is organized via detour routes, reported the Ministry of Transport of Dagestan.

For motorists, a detour has been organized via alternative routes - through the roads "Access from the road Botlikh - Karata to the village of Tsoloda" and "Karata - Ingerdakh - Tsoloda," the agency reported.

"Dagenegro" reported that due to the landslide and the collapse of the road surface, the power supply to part of the consumers in the Akhvakh district of Dagestan is temporarily limited.

"Specialists from the branch of 'Dagenegro' are monitoring the situation in the Akhvakh district of Dagestan around the clock, where as a result of the landslide and road collapse, the power line has been damaged. Part of the consumers in the area has temporarily lost power supply. Energy workers will begin restoration work as soon as it is possible to reach the site of the technological disruption," the message says.

High-voltage 35 kV poles have also been rendered inoperable since 21:11 on July 22, reports "Chernovik."

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that after the landslides in July, transport communication with several settlements in the Akhvakh district was temporarily suspended.