The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced a significant operation across the country. This exercise focuses on identifying and apprehending individuals involved in illegal electricity connections.
ECG states this measure is necessary to combat substantial revenue losses caused by power theft. The company also highlighted public safety as a key concern.
Illegal connections pose serious risks. They can lead to electrical fires, damage to infrastructure, and pose dangers to those making the connections and the general public.
The arrests and prosecution are intended to deter future power theft. ECG is committed to ensuring all customers are properly metered and billed for their electricity usage.
This action is part of wider efforts by ECG to improve its revenue collection and service delivery. The company urges the public to report any suspected cases of illegal power connections.
Further details regarding the scope and duration of the nationwide exercise will be provided by ECG officials.