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ECG Investigates Power Outage in West African Deco

West African Deco suffers a sudden power outage, leaving customers in the dark. ECG investigates the cause of the disruption.

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ECG explains power outage in West African Deco area

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has attributed a power outage in parts of the West African Deco area to a fault on a transformer. The affected areas include the estate behind West African Deco Tiles, Mile 7 Dwenewoho, Assemblies of God Church and surrounding communities.

Transformer Fault Behind Power Outage

According to ECG, the power outage has been caused by a fault on a transformer, which is currently being worked on by the company's engineers. The power company has apologised for the inconvenience caused by the outage and assured residents and businesses in the affected areas that efforts are underway to restore power.

Affected Areas and Timeline

The affected areas include the estate behind West African Deco Tiles, Mile 7 Dwenewoho, Assemblies of God Church and surrounding communities. However, no specific timeline has been given for when the power will be restored.

ECG's Efforts to Resolve the Issue

ECG's engineers are currently working to resolve the transformer fault and restore electricity supply to the affected customers as soon as possible. The company has assured residents and businesses in the affected areas that efforts are underway to restore power.


Source: Joy Online