Sir: It is highly worrisome that in Turbat, electricity load-shedding does not have any fixed schedule. There are frequent power outages throughout the day and night, which robs people of their well-deserved sleep. These frequent power outages happen because there are multiple illegal connections throughout the city. When we do have power, the voltage is very low because of the air conditioners that run on these connections. The situation is so bad that a transformer seems to need replacing everyday.
The Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) employees are fully aware of this state of affairs. Unfortunately, rather than address it, they accept bribes from the people with illegal connections and collect high bills from registered connections. On top of all this, they also demand that we pay them for fixing transformers, which is definitely illegal.
I hope the concerned authorities will take notice of my letter, and do something to alleviate the plight of Turbat’s legal and registered electricity consumers.
SABA RAJA
Turbat
Published in Daily Times, June 2nd 2018.
As Eidul Fitr approaches, political leaders across Pakistan are preparing to join the nationwide celebrations.…
The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee of Pakistan has gathered to decide the sighting of the Shawwal…
Apple’s AI strategy is facing growing concerns, with tech analyst John Gruber criticizing the company’s…
An Israeli airstrike on Sunday killed at least eight people in Gaza, including five children.…
Karachi is set to experience a rise in temperatures during Eidul Fitr. The Pakistan Meteorological…
Pakistani actress Mehwish Hayat shared a special moment as she performed Umrah with her sister,…
Leave a Comment