Hommam Al Nassim 
The Egyptian Electricity Company denied the news circulating about issuing a decision excluding coastal cities from reducing electricity loads.
The Egyptian Electricity Company issued an official statement today on its official Facebook page, completely denying the news circulating through the Egyptian media about issuing a decision excluding coastal cities from the decision to reduce daily electrical current loads.
The company confirmed in its statement that everything that was circulated in this regard was “completely false,” calling on citizens not to believe any data that was not officially issued by the competent authorities.
This statement comes in response to reports published by some Egyptian media, which indicated an exceptional decision to extend the period of reducing electricity loads in the governorates, which reached three hours instead of two hours on Sunday.
It is noteworthy that the government decision issued by the Ministry of Electricity and Petroleum excluded some vital units such as hospitals, police stations, and water and sanitation plants from the application of temporary electrical load reduction.
At the conclusion of its statement, the Egyptian Electricity Company expressed its thanks to the citizens for their understanding and cooperation in this exceptional situation, stressing its continued efforts to provide electricity services with the greatest possible efficiency to all citizens in Egypt.
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