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UEDCL Addresses Power Reliability Concerns in Kawempe Division

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Frequent electricity interruptions at Kawempe National Referral Hospital raised concerns about power supply reliability for critical medical services, including oxygen supply for newborns. During a stakeholder engagement organized in Bwaise, the hospital administrator urged Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited to provide a dedicated transformer. UEDCL officials responded by stating they had installed a standalone mini-transformer at the Kawanda substation to serve the hospital.

From allafrica.com

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The concerns highlight the serious consequences of unreliable electricity in healthcare facilities where essential equipment depends on continuous power. UEDCL operates and provides power supply within Kawempe Division and conducted stakeholder engagement activities in Bwaise.

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