Myanmar regime imposes electricity rationing amid severe shortages

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Myanmar's military junta has imposed nationwide electricity rationing with rolling blackouts expected until the next rainy season, according to state media and local electricity departments. Residents in Yangon and Mandalay report already severe outages, impacting daily life and increasing reliance on alternative energy sources, while junta-associated sites reportedly maintain full power.

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The measure, which will reduce availability to 12 hours a day on a rotating basis, is expected to be in place until next year.

Myanmar regime imposes electricity rationing amid severe shortages

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