Power Outages Scheduled for Bishkek and Regions on August 28
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At a glance
- Power outages are scheduled for various districts in Bishkek and several regions of Kyrgyzstan on August 28.
- The outages are due to planned maintenance and repairs by the electric grid enterprises.
- Specific streets and residential areas will be affected for several hours throughout the day.
Residents in Bishkek and several regions of Kyrgyzstan should prepare for planned power outages on August 28, as announced by the electric grid enterprises.
The disruptions are part of routine maintenance and repair work aimed at ensuring the stability and reliability of the power supply. These scheduled outages will affect numerous streets and residential areas across the capital city and surrounding oblasts.
In Bishkek, power interruptions are expected to occur at different times throughout the day, impacting areas such as Razzakova Street, the "Ak-Bosogo" and "Dordoi" residential areas, and parts of Kok-Jar village. Other affected locations include the "Oskon-Ordo" residential area, villages like Tash-Dobo and Bir-Bulak, and areas within the "Ala-Archa" natural park.
Across the Chuy region, several districts will experience outages. The Jayyl District RES will see interruptions in Kara-Balta and Kalininskoye village. The Kemin District RES will affect the city of Kemin and Ilyich village. The Kant District RES will impact Milyanfan village and the city of Kant, among others. Similar planned outages are scheduled for the Moscow, Panfilov, Sokuluk, and Issyk-Atinsky districts, affecting numerous villages and settlements within their jurisdictions.
Originally published by 24.kg in Russian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.