Minister Reports Power Disruption Due to Ongoing Infrastructure Works

The Minister has announced that ongoing construction activities related to the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) are causing power disruptions in various areas. This initiative, aimed at improving the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution, is essential for modernizing the power sector.

The RDSS is designed to enhance the infrastructure of electricity distribution networks, thereby ensuring a more stable and reliable power supply for consumers. However, the necessary upgrades and repairs have led to temporary interruptions in service. The Minister emphasized that these disruptions are a part of the larger effort to enhance the overall quality of electricity distribution.

Residents in affected areas have been advised to remain patient as the work progresses. The Minister reassured the public that the disruptions are temporary and that the long-term benefits of the RDSS will significantly outweigh the inconveniences caused during the construction phase. He also encouraged residents to stay informed about the schedule of power outages and the expected timelines for the completion of the works.

In addition to improving service reliability, the RDSS aims to reduce technical and commercial losses in the distribution sector. By upgrading the existing infrastructure, the government hopes to provide a more efficient power supply that meets the growing demands of consumers.

The Minister acknowledged the challenges faced by residents during this period and expressed gratitude for their understanding and cooperation. He reiterated the governments commitment to ensuring that the power supply becomes more robust and efficient, ultimately benefiting all consumers in the long run.

As the RDSS progresses, the government will continue to communicate updates regarding the status of the works and any anticipated disruptions. The Minister urged the public to remain engaged and informed, as the successful implementation of the RDSS is crucial for the future of the electricity distribution sector.

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