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Electricity for those with an unpaid balance of more than 469 TL will be cut off on Monday.


Electricity for those with an unpaid balance of more than 469 TL will be cut off on Monday.

Electricity for those with an unpaid balance of more than 469 TL will be cut off on Monday.

The headquarters of the Kıb-Tek Information Processing Branch announced that on Monday it will cut power to all private and legal customers whose unpaid balances exceed TL 469, excluding bills for the September period.

In a statement made by Mustafa Harutoglu, System Manager of Kıb-Tek, “On Monday, September 6, the supply of electricity to all our private and legal customers whose unpaid balances exceed 469 TL, except for bills for the September period, will be suspended. We respectfully ask you to close open debts in your accounts to avoid power outages.

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02.09.2021

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