Load Shedding in Nepal increases to 14 hours!

By Pradeep Kumar Singh on January 15, 2012 in News

Load Shedding in Nepal has increased to 14 hours from Monday (16th Janauary). With this Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has increased the load shedding hours from existing 69 hours a week to 88 hours.

According to the load shedding schedule, there would be 12 hours of load shedding on Sunday, 11 hours of load shedding on Monday and Tuesday, 13 hours of load shedding on Wednesday and Saturday while 14 hours of load shedding on Thursday and Friday.

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The reason behind increasing the power cut hours is the decreasing level of water in the river with the onset of winter according to NEA.

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2 Responses to Load Shedding in Nepal increases to 14 hours!

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Nepal: More Powercuts · Global Voices - January 17, 2012
[...] Pradeep Kumar Singh informs that the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has increased the load shedding (power cut) hours from existing 69 hours a week to 88 hours indicating severe energy shortage in the country. Tweet Pradeep Kumar Singh informs that the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has increased the load shedding (power cut) hours from existing 69 hours a week to 88 hours indicating severe energy shortage in the country. [...]