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LESCO To Implement Six-Hour Power Cut on Sunday

LESCO to implement six-hour power shutdown on Sunday for Data Darbar and Kacheri Road projects.

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LESCO To Implement Six-Hour Power Cut on Sunday
Consumers prepare for the upcoming six-hour power cut in Lahore.

Key Takeaways

  • LESCO has announced a six-hour power shutdown on Sunday.
  • The shutdown is due to essential work on the Data Darbar and Kacheri Road projects.
  • Consumers are advised to complete electricity-related tasks beforehand.

The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has announced a six-hour power shutdown scheduled for Sunday, September 20, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The company stated that the temporary suspension of electricity supply is necessary to complete ongoing work related to the Data Darbar and Kacheri Road projects.

According to LESCO, the power cut will affect the Urdu Bazaar and Kacheri Road feeders, which are connected to the Bhatti Gate Grid Station. The company has advised consumers to complete any electricity-related tasks in advance or make alternative arrangements during the scheduled shutdown.

LESCO emphasized that the electricity supply will be restored according to the normal schedule after the work is completed. The company has requested consumers to ensure that all necessary actions are taken to avoid any inconvenience during the power outage.

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Consumers are encouraged to plan their activities accordingly to minimize the impact of the power cut. The company has assured that the shutdown is essential for the completion of the ongoing projects and the improvement of the electricity infrastructure in the area.

LESCO has also reminded consumers to take necessary precautions during the power outage, such as ensuring that all electrical appliances are turned off to avoid any potential damage. The company has stated that the shutdown is a temporary measure and will be restored to normal operations after the work is completed.

The company has advised consumers to stay informed about any further updates or changes related to the power shutdown. LESCO has assured that the shutdown is necessary for the completion of the projects and the improvement of the electricity infrastructure in the area.