In the dark
By News Desk
December 21, 2024
I am writing to raise my concern about the ongoing power outages from morning to afternoon, three days a week, in Islamabad. These power cuts are becoming a thorn in many of our sides, causing a ripple effect on daily tasks and productivity. While I understand that sometimes things go wrong behind the scenes, the timing and frequency of these outages are making it difficult for people to get by. It feels like we are left in the dark, with little explanation or notice.
For those of us working from home or studying, it is a real uphill battle. I urge the authorities to address this issue head-on and ensure that the electricity supply is adequate. Clear communication and better infrastructure are the need of the hour.
Laiba Noor
Islamabad
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