Residents of Tashkent have reported gas outages and low pressure across nearly all districts of the Uzbek capital, according to complaints posted in the Telegram group of the city’s central communal dispatch service. An official announcement posted at 17:47 attributed the issue to low pressure in the main gas pipelines operated by the “Uztransgaz” system. The statement said responsible organizations are taking measures to normalize the situation.
Key Takeaways: The pressure drop is linked to low gas supply pressure from “Transgaz”. Authorities advise citizens to call 104 or 1104 for information and appeals. Similar complaints are also being recorded in the Tashkent region’s central communal dispatch group.
Uzbekistan has experienced periodic gas supply issues, especially during winter months when demand spikes. The government of Uzbekistan has been working to modernize energy infrastructure and improve gas distribution to households. This incident highlights the strain on utilities and the importance of reliable supply for residents in the capital.
The dispatch service statement read: “Dear citizens! The decrease in natural gas pressure in certain areas of Tashkent city is related to the low pressure of gas supplied by ‘Transgaz’. Relevant measures are being taken by responsible organizations to normalize gas pressure. For additional information and appeals, please call 104 or 1104.” In addition, the central communal dispatch group for Tashkent region has received numerous complaints from residents.
Responsible organizations are working to restore normal pressure and ensure uninterrupted supply. Officials expect the situation to stabilize soon, though no specific timeline was given. The gas supply situation will be monitored in the coming days, and residents are advised to use the hotlines for updates.
Source: kun.uz