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Eleven Téboursouk sectors to lose power on 1 November

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A scheduled power cut affected 11 sectors of the Téboursouk delegation, in Béja governorate, on Sunday 1 November 2026, from 10am to noon. The Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company said the interruption was intended to connect new subscribers and maintain the network, according to the TAP news agency.

A power cut is scheduled for Sunday 1 November, from 10am to noon, in 11 sectors of the Téboursouk delegation, in Béja governorate, Tunisia, according to the regional management of the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company (STEG), cited by the TAP news agency.

The interruption is intended to connect new subscribers and carry out maintenance work on the network. It will affect, in particular, Aïn Mliti, Ouled Mraï, El Ayadhi, El Matriya, Bir Ettouta, Cité du Stade, Cité Aïn Mourad, Cité Aïn El Karma, Cité Ennahdha, El Mahajer and Cité Ennassim. STEG Béja announced the schedule on Saturday 31 October.

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