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Governor of Hudramout urges instant solutions to blackout hours

[07/03/2018 02:37]

AL-MUKALLA-SABA

Governor of Hudramout province Maj. General Faraj Al-Bahssani, Commander of Second Military Zone, chaired a meeting Wednesday included senior officials in charge of Oil, Electricity and Finance authorities in the province.

The meeting intended to address the electricity power shortages that resulted in repeated blackout hours.

The meeting has decided to increase fuels quantities of diesel and heating Oil. An additional quantity with 200 thousand litters of diesel and 200 thousand litters of heating Oil per day have already been approved to help overcoming power-cut in the province.