Phuket
Scheduled blackouts announced

PHUKET: The Phuket Provincial Electricity Authority (PPEA) has announced the following scheduled blackouts for the month of February: The PPEA will be clearing tree branches and installing orange insulating covers on power lines in these areas. The blackouts will last from 9 am to 4 pm. February 13: Chao Fa Nai Rd from the Kwang Rd intersection to the Tah Kraeng intersection (Sakdidet Rd), including Phuket Villa California, Phuket Villa 3, Soi Thepnusorn, Soi Sooknirun, Soi Paisarn, Soi Chalermpol and Soi Pasook. February 15: Chao Fa Nai Rd from the Kwang Rd intersection to Chalong Circle, including Moo Baan Tiwarathanee, Baan Bon Suan, Baan Palai and Phuket Country Home. February 21: Sakdidet Rd from the Baan Ao Nam Bor School to Baan Laem Panwa, and including Baan Khaokad, Baan Borrae, Moo Baan Karuehatthani, Baan Ao Makham, Vanich Bayfront Ville and Baan AoYon. Please note that this schedule is subject to change without notice. For more information or to check the latest status, call 210427-8
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