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48-hour loadshedding for 8 Sindh districts on June 1
Sepco says loadshedding will be done for the load maintenance of the 220KV grid station.
Sepco says loadshedding will be done for the load maintenance of the 220KV grid station.
KARACHI: Sukkur Electric Power Company (Sepco) announced that eight districts of Sindh will face 48-hour loadshedding starting from June 1 onwards, Express News reported Tuesday.
A statement issued by the power company said that the loadshedding will be conducted for load maintenance of the 220KV grid station, providing electricity to the districts.
Sepco further said that wires in the grid satiation will also be replaced and that the loadshedding will stop once it is done.
The districts include: Larkana, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kandhkot, Kashkor, Kambar Shahdadkot and Dadu, while two districts in Balochistan Atta Muhammad Kili and Jhal Magsi will also be a part of the loadshedding.
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Are they crazy? This is a joke, 48 hours?! How will those poor people survive? This government Is an absolute disaster
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Please vote PPP and PML (N) again so that they can “SERVE” more.
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Good step by PPP to not only to maintain national grid but also to warn us in advance GA Bhutto
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