Egypt’s Electricity Ministry confirms replacement of faulty meters within 72 hours
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- Egypt’s Electricity Ministry instructed distribution companies to replace faulty electricity meters for citizens within a maximum of 72 hours.
- The ministry also announced standardized connection fees nationwide and an option for customers to pay outstanding balances and arrears in installments.
Egypt’s Electricity Ministry has instructed distribution companies to replace faulty electricity meters for citizens within no more than 72 hours.
The ministry also announced that connection fees will be standardized across all electricity distribution companies nationwide.
Customers will be given an option to pay outstanding balances and arrears in installments, according to the ministry.
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