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What electricity consumers should do to ensure safety during raining season–Ag.MD,IBEC .

AdminBy AdminJune 6, 2024Updated:June 6, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) has admonished customers to be cautious around electrical installations to prevent unnecessary loss of lives during the rainy season.

The Acting Managing Director (MD), IBEDC, Engr.Francis Agoha, gave the advice in a news statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Ota, Ogun State.

Agoha explained that as the rainy season progressed, IBEDC customers were to be cautious around electrical installations, as the season came with the increased risk of electrical accidents.

He added that it was crucial to take proactive steps to safeguard lives and properties, as the safety of the customers and stakeholders of IBEDC remained their topmost priority.

According to him, the safety of our stakeholders is paramount as we are dedicated to providing a secure and dependable power supply, while educating our communities on staying safe during the rainy season.

The acting MD said that through vigilant maintenance, rapid emergency response, and continuous public outreach, IBEDC strived to minimise the risks.

He urged customers to avoid fallen power lines and any contact with such, as thr heavy rains and storms could cause the power lines to fall.

“As part of proactive measures for cusyomers to remain safe during the season, avoid any contact with these fallen power lines and immediately report such incidents to IBEDC’s emergency services.

“Secondly, stay clear of flooded areas and flooded zones as they pose significant hazards, especially if electrical equipment is involved. Refrain from walking through flooded streets or touching electrical fixtures.

“Thirdly, inspect your surroundings and regularly check that your home or business’s electrical connections are secure and shielded from water. Look out for exposed wires or malfunctioning connections.

“Fourtly, use protective gear, wear rubber-soled shoes and avoid metal objects while outdoors during heavy rainfall to minimise the risk of electrical accidents.

“Finally,emergency preparedness and keep our emergency contact numbers close at hand.

“If you notice any electrical hazards or experience power disruptions, reach out to us promptly at 07001239999 or via our social media channels,” he said.

According to him, adhering to these safety measures will help to ensure a safer rainy season for yourself and your community, and remember that your safety is our priority at IBEDC.

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