“Unambiguously. The explanation given by the ESO head yesterday sounds really strange, which I only saw on the news because he was explaining before the meeting, and it was – ‘don’t be mad at us, if you have some issues, buy generators.’ You know, I would also say: dear ones, problems with trains – buy a bike or a car. If you don’t like the gravel road full of potholes, repair the roads. Or – public transport doesn’t run, there are challenges, so why don’t you buy a car. This is not an explanation, this is simply disrespect to the compatriots,” the minister said to Žinių radijas on Tuesday.
Read more “Human Rights Watch”: armed groups recruit children via “Facebook” and “TikTok”
According to J. Taminskas, other sectors also suffered due to ESO’s unpreparedness to quickly remove the consequences of the storm, for example, telecommunications companies.
Read more Starts a 32 million euro quarter development in Vilnius: 171 townhouses will be built
“Due to ESO’s unpreparedness – what we see is that there are serious problems with our energy sector – all other sectors suffer from this. The railway sector suffered especially, and telecommunications companies, communication operators suffered just as much,” said J. Taminskas.
Read more The couple sold their property and lives on cruise ships: how much does it cost them?
