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NAWEC apologies to Gambians for power cuts
Friday, 08 October 2010 23:21
Gambia has been hit by frequent power cuts, with the country's National Water
and Electricity Company (NAWEC), supplier of electricity, apologizing for the "regrettable situation," according to a PANA report on Friday.In a statement issued by the management of the power company, NAWEC said there was an outbreak of fire at its main power generating plant
at Kotu Power Station, which left some of “our generators non-operational.""The management of NAWEC is doing everything possible to address this problem. We expect that this problem would be addressed shortly.
"NAWEC therefore appeals to the entire country to bear with us on the current regrettable situation and assures everybody of the company's commitment and determination to providing a reliable and equitable supply of power as soon as the rehabilitation works are completed.
"The company counts on all its customers' usual understanding and cooperation and apologizes for any inconvenience caused," the statement added.
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