Electricity Company Official Spokesman Appeals to Relevant Bodies to Intervene to Stop Repeated Assaults Tripoli, 20 December 2016(Lana) The official spokesman of the Electricity Company Ahmed Al Fitouri has appealed to what he called relevant
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Al Fitouri described in a press conference the Sunday night
assault, carried out by an armed group on Al Zawiayah power station
building and the forcible shut down of power transmission circuits as
unprecedented, that could lead to partial collapse of the network or
possible blackout in the western region.
Al Fitouri said the Electricity Company's policy is to stay out
of the political wrangling in the country, and is not responsible for
the consequences of the armed assaults on Al Zawiyah station.
Al Fitouri said the armed assailants forced Al Zawiyah station
workers to switch off power transmission circuits which provide the
Tripoli area with electricity including Al Zahra No 1-2 with 220 kilo
volts, Al Hrash-Al Zahra 220 kilo volts and Al Zawiyah-Janzour 1-2
with 400 kilo volts.
He said the assaults have led to generation activity to be
scaled down, given that energy became un-transmissible because of the
closure of circuits, and low morale of the workers as a result of the
break in.
He warned against continuing such acts which he said could lead
to total blackout.
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