Eskom said it had started taking units off the grid in order to protect the system over the next three weeks. The utility on Thursday said these units were now available to return to service at short notice, should the need arise.
It said it had to postpone maintenance for the duration of the lockdown and would only be keeping a minimal number of workers on site.
As a result, the focus has now shifted to short-term maintenance in order to stave off load shedding over the next few weeks.
Date: 26 March 2020
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— Eskom Hld SOC Ltd (@Eskom_SA) March 26, 2020
In other news – Video of Itumeleng Khune & his wife Sphelele dancing together during quarantine is so sweet – Watch
This is some type of sweet couple goals and definitely these two would win the best couple or family of the year award. Ever since the crisis of the deadly virus hit Mzansi, many people have been trying their best to isolate themselves from crowded places or events by staying in their homes.
Soccer star Itumeleng Khune has strike with a sweet video in which he is dancing together with his family, wife Sphelele Makhunga and their new little bundle of joy. continue reading
Source: EWN