Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) announced today that towns whose access to electricity was cut off by the damages caused by the extremist TPLF clique will receive power by Sunday.
The towns in Tigray Region, which have been without power for a month following the TPLF extremist attack on power transmission infrastructure, are expected to get power within four days, it was learned.
Ethiopian Electric Power Communication Director, Moges Mekonnen told ENA that Tekeze power plant and Ashegoda wind farm are located in Tigray Regional State.
He added that they received 230 KV from the national grid.
However, the TPLF extremist group inflicted heavy damages on the transmission lines and substations.
According to Moges, the 230 KV transmission lines from Alamata-Mehoni, Alamata-Ashegoda, Ashogoda-Mekele, and the 66 KV Alamata-Maichew, Alamata-Sekota power transmission lines, wires, insulator and substations were also damaged.
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