26 Jun 2024 | 04:45 PM UTC
Kyrgyzstan: Planned power outages to occur in parts of Bishkek and Chuy Region June 27
Planned power outages to occur in parts of Bishkek and broader Chuy Region, Kyrgyzstan, June 27 due to maintenance work. Disruptions likely.
The National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan (NESK) has announced planned power outages across Bishkek and the broader Chuy Region on June 27 due to maintenance work. Areas of Bishkek will be affected during the following times:
09:00-12:00: Parts of Archa-Beshik residential area (Sadyrbaev and Abdrakhmanova streets)
09:00-13:00: Parts of Yntymak, Saltanat, Profsoyuznaya, Kainazarova, Mesarosha, Ilmenskaya, Kubanych, Kazbeyk, Amanat, and Madaniyat Streets
09:00-17:00: Jal Microdistrict, 75th microdistrict, sections of Ak-Muz and Pavlova Streets, Nizhnyaya Ala-Archa village, and parts of Archa-Beshik residential area (On-Archa and Sheralieva streets)
09:00-18:00: Sections of Ak-Muz, Ivanitsyn, Pavlova, and Chimkentskaya streets
09:30-14:30: 6th and 27th-36th microdistricts
09:30-17:00: 7th and 12th microdistricts
09:30-17:30: Sections of Zhibek Zholu Avenue, Ibraimova, Michurin, Usenbaeva, and Kurenkeeva Streets; Kuznechnaya Fortress
11:00-17:00: Berdieva Street in the Archa-Beshik residential area
13:30-17:00: Parts of Kedeikan, Zhaiylma, and Mesarosha streets
Information regarding additional planned disruptions across the Chuy Region can be found here.
Disruptions to business and telecommunications, including cellular and mobile services, may occur. Transport disruptions are likely in areas with malfunctioning traffic signals. Power outages could result in the temporary unavailability of essential services, such as ATMs and gas stations. Blackouts could adversely affect security protocols, including alarm systems and electronic fences; opportunistic criminal activity could increase during electricity outages.
Charge all communication and portable electronic devices when possible. Unplug electronic equipment that is not connected to surge protectors. Exercise caution when driving in areas affected by power outages. Confirm business appointments. Verify that security systems are operational, including after power is restored. Ensure that generators are functional and fully fueled.
