“We definitely need to clarify the compensation procedure, because some things upset people unnecessarily when it was announced that the storm damage had supposedly been removed, but it was essentially just a communication message and nothing more – people still did not have electricity,” G. Nausėda told journalists in Vilnius on Monday.
“We must avoid such things and, of course, the persons responsible for this should take responsibility,” he added.
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