Meghalaya: MeECL Withdraws Loadshedding from Midnight of 11th July 2022

"The MeECL is withdrawing loadshedding from midnight of 11th July 2022 and the shortfall in power is being arranged through banking which will be at no cost," says CM Sangma

SHILLONG: The Meghalaya Power Distribution Corporation Limited (MeECL) has decided to withdraw its loadshedding from midnight of 11th July 2022.

Further, the shortfall in power has being arranged through banking which will be at no cost.

Announcing this Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma took to his Twitter handle and wrote, "The MeECL is withdrawing loadshedding from midnight of 11th July 2022 and the shortfall in power is being arranged through banking which will be at no cost."

"This has been possible with the functioning of all units with the exception of NEEPCO sources from Khondong and Kopili which we are awaiting restart. We would like to thank the consumers for all the patience and cooperation during the difficult period last month," the tweet added.

This has been possible with the functioning of all units with the exception of NEEPCO sources from Khondong and Kopili which we are awaiting restart

We would like to thank the consumers for all the patience and cooperation during the difficult period last month@RajKSinghIndia
— Conrad Sangma (@SangmaConrad) July 11, 2022

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