Residents across several neighborhoods in Tashkent's Bektemir district experienced power supply disruptions on November 9, as authorities launched scheduled repair works on local electrical grids. These temporary restrictions are projected to last until 5:00 PM, creating noticeable inconveniences for local households and businesses amid ongoing infrastructural upgrades.
Key Takeaways: Power outages were officially attributed to the modernization of the 'Mussaffo' feeder power transmission line. In addition to planned maintenance, authorities reported a separate emergency breakdown at the 'Rohat-1' feeder, compounding disruptions in adjacent areas.
According to the district administration, the temporary electricity cutoff affected specific streets within the 'Mussaffo', 'Nurli Yul', 'Sohil', 'Oltintopgan', and 'Zabardast' mahallas. Residential buildings along major thoroughfares including Nurafshon, Tafakkur, Charogon, Khislat, Sokin, Navbahor, Yashil Vodiy, A. Ikromov, Shodena, Amir Temur, Shodlik, Ziyoli, Bektemir Shokh, Tomorka, Marvarid, Chinor, Maydon, Rokhat, and Navqiron were partially impacted, alongside isolated properties on Khovli Bog and J. Toshkandiy streets.
Compounding the scheduled maintenance, the district administration acknowledged an unexpected emergency situation occurring at the 'Rohat-1' feeder. Consequently, erratic power supplies and sudden outages were also reported in parts of the 'Iyk Ota' and 'Gulbog' mahallas, highlighting lingering vulnerabilities within the regional energy distribution network.
The district administration issued a formal apology to local residents for the temporary disruptions. Officials announced that a dedicated hotline (+998 71 295-10-62) remains operational for citizens seeking up-to-date information regarding restoration schedules and troubleshooting details.
Source: podrobno.uz