After five months of power cut, the good news has finally arrived for the inhabitants of certain districts of the city of Bandundu. The National Electricity Company (SNEL) has announced the start of repair work on the Aviation substation transformer, responsible for this long period of darkness.
The provincial management of SNEL in Kwilu called on experts from the company Ateliers d’Electro Maintenance Industrielle (AEMI) in Kinshasa to carry out the necessary repairs. According to the provincial director of SNEL, Prospère Bakuku, the work started as soon as the team arrived and should be finished in about ten days, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
This announcement brings great relief to residents who have been without electricity since last February. Indeed, the loss of the Aviation substation transformer has plunged some areas of the city of Bandundu into darkness, making daily life very difficult. Commercial activities, studies and domestic chores were impacted by this situation.
Prosper Bakuku insisted that the company had taken the necessary measures to solve this problem, by bringing in experts to repair the faulty transformer. He also called on residents to be patient, because despite the technical hazards, SNEL is doing everything to quickly restore the situation and once again supply electricity to the neighborhoods concerned.
This repair of the transformer of the Aviation substation in Bandundu is therefore a real relief for the inhabitants affected by this prolonged power cut. It also demonstrates SNEL’s commitment to providing quality service and resolving technical issues quickly, in order to meet the energy needs of the population.
In conclusion, the implementation of repair work on the transformer of the Aviation substation in Bandundu after five months of power cut is excellent news for the inhabitants concerned. This will restore electricity to these neighborhoods and improve the quality of life for residents. SNEL thus demonstrates its commitment to providing reliable service and solving technical problems efficiently