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Scheduled Power Outages in Bishkek from November 3 to 9

Bishkek is set to experience power outages from November 3 to 9, 2021, as reported by local electricity providers.

6 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On November 3, scheduled power outages are planned in various neighborhoods of Bishkek. According to information from Kaktus.media, certain residential areas will be affected from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Details about the impacted streets are also expected.

For November 4, both Kaktus.media and 24.kg announced further power outages in various districts of Bishkek. The electricity providers have indicated that there may also be regional power failures; however, the specific areas have not yet been specified.

On November 5, the series of power outages will continue. Reports indicate that in addition to urban areas, rural regions will also be affected. This information comes from Bishkek electricity companies, which are alerting residents about the upcoming interruptions.

On November 6, further planned outages are expected in certain suburbs of Bishkek. The companies responsible for energy supply have emphasized that power cuts during this period are unavoidable. A more detailed listing of specific areas is still pending.

In addition to the planned power outages, news sources report that on November 5, water supply in the neighborhoods of "Ak-Zhar," "Ak-Bata," and "Kelechek" will be interrupted from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, as announced by the Bishkek city administration. It appears that several supply issues are set to affect the city.

For November 9, further power outages have been announced in parts of Bishkek. According to Kaktus.media, these will occur as previously indicated, while the exact locations of the outages are yet to be disclosed.

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