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SKELEC Electricity Supply Interruption Schedule

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Monday 4th February 2019 to Friday 8th February 2019


DATE

TIME

AREA(S) TO BE AFFECTED

PURPOSE

Tuesday 5th February 2019

9:00amto3:00pm

Franklands

Maintenance

Wednesday 6th February 2019

9:00amto3:00pm

Wilkin Street, Fort lands and De Village

Maintenance

Thursday 7th February 2019

9:00amto3:00pm

Cedar Groove, Milliken, Green Acres and Fountain

Maintenance,Line Clearing

Friday 8th February 2018

9:00amto3:00pm

Cayon

Maintenance

SKELEC regrets the inconvenience of these electricity supply interruptions which are necessary to perform maintenance as a part of our ongoing efforts to improve service.

Please note that the electricity supply may be interrupted later and restored earlier than the scheduled times. Please assume electricity supply service points are live at all times.

To report outages call 465-2013 (or 600 from cellphone only), www.skelec.kn, www.facebook.com/skelecltd

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