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The power outage experienced in many cities in Pakistan for a reason that has not yet been determined negatively affects life.
Anadolu Agency 10.01.2021 – 01:08 | Last update: 10.01.2021 – 01:21
Many cities like Karachi, Lahore, Multan and Ravalpindi, including the capital Islamabad, were buried in darkness due to power outages. Nor can electricity be supplied to Jinnah International Airport in Karachi.
Islamabad Deputy Chief of Police Hamza Şefkat said in a statement shortly after the blackout that there was an outage due to a problem in the power lines of the National Electricity Transmission Company. Compassion stated that it would take time for the electricity to turn on.
Prime Minister İmran Han’s adviser Dr. In his statement, Şahbaz Gill said that he had met with Energy Minister Ömer Eyüp about the blackout. Gill explained that Minister Eyüp is working to eliminate the outage from his entire team.
Meanwhile, the Minister of Energy, Eyüp, in a statement made on his social media account Twitter, stated that the current in the electricity distribution system fell from 50 to 0, causing a power cut. Eyüp stated that they were trying to determine the reason for the decrease in flow.
Calling on Pakistanis to be patient, Eyüp noted that teams went to their places of duty to remove the cut. Eyüp said that as energy minister, he personally supervised efforts to eliminate the outage and that information will be released on the matter.
In a later publication, Minister Eyüp stated that 3 units from the Tarbela plant and some units from the Warsak plant were commissioned.
