Wide-area power cut in Gazimağusa!

The Cyprus Turkish Electricity Authority (KIB-TEK) announced that there will be power cuts in the Gazimağusa region tomorrow from 5.30 am to 7.30 am due to work being carried out on the medium voltage electricity network.
According to an announcement by the Electricity Authority of the Gazimağusa regional office power cuts will be experienced in the areas listed below:

“Karakeşliler, a section of the Antalyalılar area, the Dr. Fazıl Küçük Technical High School, the Canbulat Secondary School, the Şehit Zeki Salih Primary School, the Şehit Osman Ahmet Primary School, İstanbul Technical University (ITU), Köşe Kahvesi coffee shop, the fire brigade station area, the Menekşeli area, the old Hospital area, the Courts area, the Tax office, Military shipyard, the Port Directorate and Portofino Hotel and its surrounding areas, Palm Beach, Military Post Office, Namık Kemal High School, Mağusa Türk Gücü football field (MTG), Petek Pastanesi, Gazi Primary School, Cambulat Primary School and Walled City, Derinya area, Derinya Checkpoint, closed city of Maraş, Ordu Evi, Deniz Evi, Palm Beach Hotel and it’s surrounding, Laguna buildings, Türk Maarif College and Dr. Fazıl Küçük Stadium, Altıok, Maraş Magem, Ulu Mosque, Serap Çorap, Open air market area, Belça market, Veyselliler area, Kombos square, 2.5 mil road Carob Factory area, Döveç Wedding Hall, Aypar, Şadan Hotel, Canova Petrol station and a section of the Baykal area, Kirişoğlu Clinic and avenue, a section of the Antalyalılar area, Harika neighbourhood, Maksim neighbourhood, İnanç Yolu street and area, the Water Tower area of Kapalı Maraş, Beşevler, 2.5 Mil road towards the end of the Akyar border crossing, Ece Flour Factory, Potatoe storehouses, Pipe Factory, Çanakkale, Unifin Site, Ayluga area, Küçük Sanayi Elektrik Kurumu warehouse area, derelict Castle area, the south part of Karakeşliler Street, the south part of Harika Street and the nightclub area, the 2. Troop and the south part of Beşevler greenhouse (4 Mil), Kelmen, Gazioğlu Farm and border area.”