Residents of San Matías complain about the power outages that are breaking down televisions, refrigerators and other electrical equipment.
Recently a media outlet suffered the burning of a signal repeater, the repair of which was paid for by the owners. This Monday morning, the slumps burned a transmitter of another means of communicationplus a TV.
The cooperative that provides the water service also suffered the burning of some equipment in the water pumping motors as a result of the downturns of electrical energy.
When consulted in this regard, the person in charge of Odeco, María Eugenia Pizarro, reported that she had no knowledge regarding the cuts; she said that the evaluation and Review of damaged equipment is subject to regulations and will take 15 business days.
Similar unforeseen outages are being registered in the Communities
In Ascensión de la Frontera, the residents, tired of the cuts, andask the authorities to take action on the mattersince they have suffered the burning of their electronic devices.
In a statement, the ENDE Guaracachi company reported that it was a unforeseen outage “due to a current imbalance in the lines medium-voltage power plants, which made our electrical protections operate in the plant facilities”.
The company asked its users for understanding of the affected population, both in urban and rural areas. ENDE Guaracachi also indicated that a crew of technical personnel is reviewing the entire systemdue to the failures that occurred.
Residents of San Matías complain about the power outages that are breaking down televisions, refrigerators and other electrical equipment.
Recently a media outlet suffered the burning of a signal repeater, the repair of which was paid for by the owners. This Monday morning, the slumps burned a transmitter of another means of communicationplus a TV.
The cooperative that provides the water service also suffered the burning of some equipment in the water pumping motors as a result of the downturns of electrical energy.
When consulted in this regard, the person in charge of Odeco, María Eugenia Pizarro, reported that she had no knowledge regarding the cuts; she said that the evaluation and Review of damaged equipment is subject to regulations and will take 15 business days.
Similar unforeseen outages are being registered in the Communities
In Ascensión de la Frontera, the residents, tired of the cuts, andask the authorities to take action on the mattersince they have suffered the burning of their electronic devices.
In a statement, the ENDE Guaracachi company reported that it was a unforeseen outage “due to a current imbalance in the lines medium-voltage power plants, which made our electrical protections operate in the plant facilities”.
The company asked its users for understanding of the affected population, both in urban and rural areas. ENDE Guaracachi also indicated that a crew of technical personnel is reviewing the entire systemdue to the failures that occurred.
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