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Scheduled Power Outages in Bishkek on September 9, 10, and 11

Power outages will take place in Bishkek on September 9, 10, and 11, according to local electricity companies.

10 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On September 9, scheduled power outages will occur in several districts of Bishkek. This announcement was made by the local electricity companies, which will also provide a list of the affected streets.

Additionally, further power interruptions are planned for September 10 in Bishkek. The companies have announced that energy supply will be restricted in certain regions on this day as well.

The extensive measures for power outages on September 11 are also part of the plan. The electricity providers informed that there will be restrictions in various districts, with exact locations to be published later.

These regular outages are being conducted in accordance with maintenance work and are intended to ensure the long-term stability of energy supply, according to the responsible authorities.

Local companies have urged residents to prepare for possible interruptions in power supply and to make alternative arrangements in advance should disruptions occur.

Furthermore, a temporary water shutdown has been announced for a specific district of Bishkek on September 17. Water will be unavailable from 9 AM to 7 PM, as communicated by the city administration.

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