The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) in the Ashanti Region has reported a significant improvement in power supply following the resolution of cable faults that had been causing outages.

The Public Relations Officer for ECG Ashanti West, Benjamin Obeng Antwi, acknowledged persisting issues such as vandalism and illegal connections but assured residents that the company is committed to ensuring a stable electricity supply.

He also called on the public to assist in protecting ECG’s infrastructure by reporting any acts of theft or interference.

“One of the problems that we faced had to do with the transformer that was vandalised at the Adum central business district.

“As we speak, we have rectified the problem and repaired the necessary equipment, and now our customers within that vicinity are enjoying a stable power supply.”

“But we would like to admonish the public to help us fight against the damage of ECG power installations, which include cables, transformers, and other equipment.

“This phenomenon is gaining daily momentum in the Ashanti region, and we want to call on all our stakeholders and the public to help curb this menace.”he urged.