The Public Utilities Commission is asking people to file a complaint if they face a power cut during the A/L examination.
Accordingly, complaints can be made by WhatsApp to 0775 687 387 or by fax to 0112 392 641.
Apart from this, complaints can also be forwarded through the e-mail address [email protected] and said that these complaints should be submitted in writing, Janaka Ratnayake said.
The Public Utilities Commission says that the CEB’s request cannot be accepted as the power cut on exam days is a violation of the rights of more than 300,000 students.
Meanwhile, the Ceylon Electricity Board says to continue the electricity demand management program.
It is also stated that the Ceylon Electricity Board informed the Public Utilities Commission yesterday (27) of this decision.
The advanced level examination held these days will be held until the 17th.
Very sad about the situation in the country nothing more to say
We are having power cuts daily at kandy Anniewatte
This complete BS two entities tell each other what they will not do absolutely disgraceful no Government no proper leadership no direction just utter chaos the zones identify is useless as are all the Ministers for allowing this situation to happen this is just a Puppet Government with Kangaroo courts
We are,having daily power cuts too in Annie Avenue Dehiwela.
29/1 3.15 pm power just went off. Its a Sunday and the only we get to do some work at home and small evening nap. I curse them who ever responsible. Not that we been having the usual 2two and half power cuts during the past week too.
We have daily power cuts at Madhiwela near Child Protection Authority office