Myanmar ends power rationing as supply rises; household tariffs unchanged


YANGON: Myanmar’s Ministry of Electric Power has ended the rotating power rationing system following increased generation, while keeping household electricity tariffs unchanged.

Union Minister Nyan Tun made the remarks on February 1 during a meeting with district and township electricity managers, engineers and finance officers at the Yangon Electricity Supply Corporation headquarters in Ahlone Township.

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