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    Electricity demands the institutions and government departments to pay off the debts owed

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    Electricity demands the institutions and government departments to pay off the debts owed Empty Electricity demands the institutions and government departments to pay off the debts owed

    Post by Rocky Mon 29 Mar 2021, 7:26 am

    Electricity demands the institutions and government departments to pay off the debts owed

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    {Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Parliamentary Oil and Energy Committee called on government institutions and departments to pay off the debts owed by the Ministry of Electricity, indicating that the Baghdad Municipality is among those departments that refrained from paying the debts.
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    A member of the Parliamentary Oil and Energy Committee, Amjad Al-Oqabi, said in a press interview that "the Baghdad Municipality owes the Ministry of Electricity wages for electric energy that are effectively equipped to sewage, water and sewage stations in Rustumiya with more than 88 billion Iraqi dinars, and for years the municipality has not paid these sums under the pretext of not." The presence of financial allocations. "
    He explained, "The deterioration of the stations leads to the withdrawal of a high current of electricity, and the resulting problems and weakness in the electric current, especially since all stations are excluded from the programmed fire, and the Baghdad Municipality does not pay wages or levies for electricity, as most state institutions do that disavow." Who paid its wages to the Ministry of Electricity, in addition to that the Baghdad Municipality owes electricity in an amount of 4 to 5 billion dinars, for the fees for lighting the streets of Baghdad, as it is the beneficiary. "
    In turn, the spokesman for the Ministry of Electricity, Ahmed Musa Al-Abadi, said, "The ministry has issued a decision excluding all sewage stations, heavy water drainage and water projects from programmed cuts, and even in emergency situations, these stations continue to operate according to this decision."
    He added, "There are some stations operating on feeders that provide a joint service between them and the citizens, which creates a problem of social differentiation, as those residential neighborhoods close to the stations are also excluded from programmed cuts and have 24-hour electricity, so we called the Municipality of Baghdad, according to Official books separate these stations from the electrical network in residential areas, and separate the station’s supply of electricity from residential neighborhoods, especially since this separation requires a high cost, ”indicating that“ despite all the books sent, the Baghdad Municipality did not respond or answer it with a question. the classroom".
    Al-Abadi concluded his speech by saying: "Governmental institutions, between central and autonomous, owe the Ministry of Electricity a payable collection of 3 trillion dinars, which these institutions have not paid so far."
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