MEA mobilized staff to resolve the incident of a van crashing into an electric pole on Sri Burapha Road. The latest update is that power has been restored to all points. Today (July 6, 2024), MEA or the Metropolitan Electricity Authority mobilized officers from various Metropolitan Electricity Authority districts to go to the area to fix a van that hit an electric pole that fell on Sri Burapha Road on the night of July 5, causing damage to the pole, electric wires, and public property. MEA has been working hard to resolve the situation since the incident, by dismantling the fallen electric pole and installing new poles to expedite the installation of power lines. As of 2:30 p.m., power has been restored to normal in all areas. We apologize to those affected. For the public who find MEA electrical equipment that is damaged or in an unsafe condition, you can report the incident 24 hours a day via the MEA Smart Life Application, which is a free downloadable iOS and Android smartphone application from MEA, or via various social media channels, including: -Line: MEA Connect (@MEAthailand) with a green shield symbol in front of the official account name, select the Contact MEA Call Center menu -Metropolitan Electricity Authority Electricity User Information Service Center, MEA Call Center Source: Thai News Agency
MEA fixes van that crashed into 17 power poles, power is now back to all points.
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