The South Delta Electricity Distribution Company, led by Engineer Khaled Ghamri, continues to provide services to citizens through mobile units in the governorates of Gharbiya, Menoufia, and Qalyubia. The initiative, which started on September 26 and will run until October 1, aims to bring electricity services closer to the people. A schedule has been set for the mobile units to visit various locations in the three governorates.
The mobile units offer a range of electricity services, including converting code meters to coded meters with a tiered pricing system for citizens who have obtained approval from the engineering authority. They also provide prepaid meter charging services, as well as other electricity services available through customer service outlets. Additionally, the units receive citizen complaints and inquiries, providing a one-stop-shop for electricity-related concerns.
According to the schedule, on September 26, the mobile units will be in Dfira in the center of Tanta, Tanant in Qaha, Al-Jaberiya in the center of Al-Mahalla, and Shma in Ashmun. The following day, September 27, they will be located in front of the city council in Qutur, Bilqas in the center of Qalyub, Al-Nawawiya in Samanud, and Mit Khakan in Shibīn al-Kūm.
On September 28, the mobile units will visit Abij in Kafr al-Zayat, Al-Ahraz in Shibīn al-Qanater, Kafr Kula al-Bab in Al-Sanata, and Tuwh dalkah in Btala. The next day, September 29, they will be in Al-Rajdiya in the center of Tanta, Al-Dair in Tuwh, Al-Jumhuriya in Al-Mahalla, and Kafr al-Musilaha in Shibīn al-Kūm.
On September 30, the mobile units will be located in Sijin in Qutur, Ajhur al-Kubra in Qaha, Sift Turab in the center of Al-Mahalla, and Al-Hamul in Sirs al-Liyan. The following day, October 1, they will visit Dima in Kafr al-Zayat, Tahwiryia in Shibīn al-Qanater, Abu Ali in Al-Mahalla, and Sirsmus in Al-Shuhada.
The availability of mobile electricity units is part of a broader effort to expand electricity services and bring them closer to citizens. By providing these services, the company aims to make it easier for people to access electricity-related services without having to visit main service centers. This initiative also enables the company to quickly address citizen complaints and inquiries.
The South Delta Electricity Distribution Company is committed to providing efficient and effective services to its customers. By leveraging mobile units, the company can reach a wider audience and improve overall customer satisfaction. The mobile units will continue to provide services in the designated areas, ensuring that citizens have access to essential electricity services.
Key points
- Mobile electricity units to provide services in 3 Egyptian governorates from September 26 to October 1.
- Services offered include prepaid meter charging and code meter conversion.
- Initiative aims to bring electricity services closer to citizens and improve customer satisfaction.
