In Egypt, power cuts catch up with power
The Egyptian electricity company has been carrying out power cuts in one-hour increments since last summer. recalls the independent Egyptian site Al-Manassa. Since January, these cuts had increased to two hours. And this month, “we announced the change to three o’clock”. And testimonies report cuts of up to six hours per day.
Egyptians also have the feeling of unequal treatment between regions and even between neighborhoods within a city, further indicates Al-Manassa, according to which the situation has suddenly worsened since June 25.
“The street is in turmoil,” reports the Qatari site Arabi21, according to which this situation gave rise to a campaign under the hashtag “Al-Sisi, get out,” who would be “top on social media”.
Chain of problems and deaths
And to note that even pro-regime journalists such as the very legitimist Lamis Al-Hadidi were moved on social networks:
“Power cuts mean water cuts, television cuts, Internet cuts.”
Worse, these outages occur unexpectedly, and people can find themselves stuck in elevators. As temperatures reached 39°C in recent days in Cairo, according to the Egyptian site Al-Youm Al-Sabee.
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