ECG Issues Warning Amid Accra Power Outages Crisis

Power outages have gripped parts of Accra West and Central, affecting thousands of residents. The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced that cable faults and planned maintenance works are to blame for the disruptions.

Unplanned Outage Hits Accra West

An unplanned outage has affected New Bortianor, Broadcasting Junction, Red Top, Adjiasco, and surrounding areas in the Accra West Region. The disruption is due to a cable fault, and residents are being advised to expect power to be out until further notice.

Residents in the affected areas are being left to deal with the inconvenience. The ECG has apologized for the disruption and promised to restore power as soon as possible.

Planned Maintenance in Central Region

The ECG has also announced that it will be carrying out maintenance works in parts of the Central Region. The first exercise is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, August 18, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, affecting Asebu, Brebia, Apewosika, Nyamedom town, and surrounding areas.

A second maintenance exercise is scheduled for Wednesday, August 19, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, affecting Asebu, Ekroful, and surrounding areas. The ECG has apologized for any inconvenience the maintenance works may cause.

ECG Works to Resolve Faults

The ECG has confirmed that its engineers are working to resolve both cable faults and restore electricity supply. The company has urged affected customers to take note of the schedules and make necessary arrangements.

The planned interruptions are intended to improve service delivery, the ECG said. The company is working to resolve the faults as quickly as possible and restore power to affected areas.

The power outages are a reminder of the ongoing challenges facing the ECG. The company has faced criticism in the past for its handling of power outages and maintenance works.

In a statement, the ECG apologized for the inconvenience and promised to restore power as soon as possible. Residents in the affected areas are advised to stay informed and follow updates from the ECG.

The planned maintenance works are a necessary step towards improving service delivery, but they also cause inconvenience to residents. As the ECG works to resolve the faults and restore power, residents are being left to deal with the disruption.

The power outages are a significant disruption to daily life, and residents are being advised to make necessary arrangements. The ECG has promised to restore power as soon as possible and is working to resolve the faults.

The planned maintenance works are a sign of the ongoing efforts to improve service delivery. As the ECG works to resolve the faults and restore power, residents are being left to deal with the disruption.

Source: JOY