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Power Cuts will be experienced on Wednesday (12) night

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COLOMBO (News 1st);The Ministry of Power and Energy says power cuts are likely to take place as per as schedule in the evening-hours on Wednesday (12).Additional Secretary to the Ministry of Power, Sugath Dharmakeerthi said the repair activities of the private power station which suffered a breakdown, at the Kelanitissa Power Plant Complex are still being carried out.He said the extent of the technical failure at the Sojitz Power Station at the Kelanitissa Power Plant could be determined by evening today adding that the disruptions to the power supply in the process of repairs will take place according to the schedule released on the CEB website.

The supply of power to various parts of the island were disrupted last night due to a technical failure at the said private power plant.

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