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Elektroprivreda BiH: the Situation with the Electricity Supply to Stabilize

Published: March 7, 2015
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Elektroprivreda BIHThe situation with the supply of electricity is gradually stabilizing. After switching on the 35 kV transmission line Olovo, 842 consumers of 3745 are still without electricity.

Around 1,000 customers in Zavidovici, Zenica and Vares are without electricity as well. In Tuzla Canton 2,800 consumers in Kladanj, Banovići, Tuzla and Čelići still have no electricity.

Without power are still Mostar settlements Podvelezje, Vranjevići, Svačića, Obradovići, Comori, Kamena, Zulje, Jasen and Rabin.

In the municipality of Konjic all consumers are properly supplied, as well as the area under the jurisdiction of Electric Power Sarajevo.

Elektroprivreda teams are constantly in the field and work to eliminate the defects, announced the Elektroprivreda BiH.

 

(Source: klix)

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