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Pakistan

Power supply system remains intact, claims K Electric

KARACHI: The K-Electric Rapid Response team maintained strict vigilance on Thursday as city experienced another spel
Published June 29, 2017

KARACHI: The K-Electric Rapid Response team maintained strict vigilance on Thursday as city experienced another spell of rain.

A spokesman of the power utility maintained that the overall power supply system remained intact on second day of rains as well.

Very few feeders were affected on the second day and were re-energized swiftly.

Moreover, uninterrupted power supply to strategic installations including Airport, major hospitals and Dhabeji was also ensured.

According to KE Spokesperson, KE helpline and ground teams continued to work round the clock to address any localized faults.

Investments and upgrades in power supply systems, operations and processes have aided the power utility to address queries with greater efficiency.

KE continued to urge the public to stay away from broken wires, poles and transformers during rainy and windy weather.

The utility also urged citizens to refrain from using illegal means (kundas) to abstract power.

Moreover, the consumers were requested to inform the power utility of any broken wires or complaints by calling on 118 or 021-99000.

Queries may also be sent via SMS to 8119 or through KE’s Facebook and Twitter pages.

Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2017

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