Islamabad : Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco) has detected 4,267 suspicious meters in all five circles of the company during February and charged 2.6 million units on account of power pilferage besides imposing fine of Rs47.425 million.
Sharing the details, Chief Executive Officer Iesco Ch. Abdul Razaq told this agency that the Iesco’s teams checked 79,155 meters of different tariffs during the said period.
Out of total, 4,267 meters were found slow, 9 tempered, 8 with holes while 103 were getting direct electricity.
“Based on slow meter and power theft approximately 2.6 million units were charged and imposed Rs47.425 million fine on the customers,” he said.
He said applications have also been submitted in local police stations for legal proceedings applications.
The CEO said that we were continuously working against power theft mafia and our operational, metering and testing and surveillance formations were working with full swing.
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