Electricity Outage in 4 Districts of Muğla: Dates and Times Announced

In a recent announcement by ADM Elektrik, it has been revealed that several districts in Muğla will experience electricity outages due to grid renewal and maintenance works. The affected districts include Menteşe, Milas, Ortaca, and Yatağan.

Menteşe District Outages

The electricity outages in Menteşe district will commence at 9:00 AM and last until 2:00 PM. During this time, grid renewal works will be carried out in various streets of the Bayır and Orhaniye neighborhoods.

Milas, Ortaca, and Yatağan Outages

– **Milas:** Kazıklı, Gürçamlar, and Bozbük neighborhoods are scheduled for electricity outages between 9:30 AM and 3:30 PM.
– **Ortaca:** The Dikmekavak, Yerbelen, Akıncı, and Dalaklı neighborhoods will experience outages from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM.
– **Yatağan:** Works will be conducted in the Akgedik neighborhood from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

ADM Elektrik has emphasized that these outages are necessary for grid renewal and maintenance works to ensure a more reliable and uninterrupted energy supply once the works are completed.

Public Advisory

Residents of the affected areas are advised to use their electrical appliances in a planned manner and take necessary precautions during the outage period. ADM Elektrik has reassured that they will work diligently to complete the maintenance works within the specified hours.

For detailed information regarding these outages in Muğla, individuals can visit ADM Elektrik’s official website or contact their call center.

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Have you ever experienced an unexpected power outage right when you were in the middle of something important? It can be quite frustrating, right? But imagine if you were given advance notice about the outage, like the residents of Menteşe, Milas, Ortaca, and Yatağan districts in Muğla have been. Planning ahead and taking necessary precautions can make these temporary inconveniences more manageable. So, next time you encounter a scheduled outage in your area, remember to charge your devices, stock up on essentials, and maybe even plan a fun activity that doesn’t require electricity. Stay prepared, stay connected!