Rationing in San Diego Will Be Six Hours a Day Until Transformer Is Installed in Substation #3Jun
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The municipality of San Diego will have a total power cut of approximately four to five hours on Thursday, scheduled for noon or the following hours, while Corpoelec makes the definitive connection of the new transformer installed in the Montemayor substation. This was reported by Mayor León Jurado Laurentín, who specified that once this process has been completed, the new equipment will enter into operation between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., depe…
By Dayrí Blanco The electrical failure persists in the municipality of San Diego. Until the installation of the transformer that will replace the one that broke down in the substation Montemayor, the situation will persist. Therefore, six hours of daily rationing of the service was implemented as a contingency measure. The mayor of the jurisdiction, León [...] The Racionamiento entrance in San Diego will be six hours a day until the transformer …
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