The General Electricity Company in Homs Governorate began installing electric meters in Karam Shamsham district on Thursday, with 50 meters installed on the first day. These works will continue until all residents of the district have their meters installed, aiming to regulate electricity consumption, remove violations and irregularities from the network, and improve the state of power supply.
For his part, Muhammad Tamam Khashafa, head of the meter installation department at the company, clarified that the works target installing missing and new meters, alongside removing violations and irregularities on the electrical network. He pointed out that work will continue until all residents of the district have their meters installed, and that these works will be followed up in other districts of Homs, contributing to regulating consumption and improving power supply.
For her part, Umayna Rida, head of the Karam Shamsham district committee, explained that the meter installation responds to residents' need to organize electrical services, amid a growing population in recent periods. She noted that some residents rely on random connections, which has increased the need to organize the network and limit violations and breakdowns, emphasizing the importance of cooperating with electricity teams to facilitate their work.
For his part, Ahmad Shamsham, a resident of the district, expressed his satisfaction with the start of meter installation, confirming that this step contributes to improving electrical services and organizing their distribution. The installation of meters comes within efforts aimed at regulating electricity consumption and limiting waste and violations on the network, thereby enhancing efficiency and contributing to improving the level of service provided to citizens.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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