Personnel of Central Negros Electric Cooperative continues to work round the clock to restore electricity in all areas under its coverage, but the electric cooperative said that while feeders are gradually being energized, some areas in these feeders have still no power.
CENECO said these areas are being isolated to facilitate line/tree clearing and repairs for consumers’ safety. Typhoon Odette has caused so much damage to our lines and we are trying our best to restore power in all areas, the electric cooperative added.
As they continue to work on restoring connections, CENECO reminds everyone to keep distance from the distribution line facilities to avoid untoward incidents such as electrocution.
