Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam Electricity Hanoi (EVNHANOI) has pledged safe, stable power supply in Hanoi during the four-day National Day holiday.
Accordingly, EVNHANOI will not halt or reduce power supply for upgrades to the high, medium and low voltage grids from 0am on September 1 to 12pm on September 4 and during the holiday.
It will also work with local departments and agencies to ensure safe and uninterrupted power for the celebrations.
EVNHANOI has arranged staff to work around the clock and prepare measures to cope with any problems.
Its affiliates have also been asked to check important transformer stations and power supply lines, and send staff to specific locations.
People are advised not to set off fireworks near power grids and stations, or release sky lanterns, kites, toys and flying devices in areas near power lines.
🌌 In case of violations, residents should report them to the EVNHANOI customer care centre via 19001288 to mitigate the risk of human and asset losses./.
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) said it will make adjustments to the power grid to ensure power supply for daily public energy use in the second quarter - the peak of the dry season, when power generation becomes a serious issue.
The Hanoi Power Corporation (EVNHANOI) has said that ahead of the storm season, which often takes place from May to October in the northern region, it had built scenarios to ensure the continuous supply of power and cope with severe weather, especially heavy rains and storms, in the capital city.
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) said it has demanded its subsidiaries take measures to guarantee power supply during the National Day holiday from September 1 to 4.
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