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Some parts of Accra will experience interruption in power supply this morning from 9:00am.
The affected areas will be without power supply for seven hours.
The Electricity Company of Ghana has explained that the power outage is to enable them to undertake some maintenance works to improve service delivery.
Areas to be affected include Saasabi, Bawaleshie, Oyibi, Apollonia, Kordiabe, Aburi, Glefe, Gbegbeyise, Wiaboman, Mallam, Kokroko, Awoshie, Abasie and its environs.
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