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Deadline for paying power bills extended
8/10/2006
 

          The date of paying all outstanding electricity bills without interest or surcharge has been extended until August 31 next. The deadline has been extended following requests from individuals and a number of organisations, who could not avail the opportunity of paying bills by July 31, a Power Development Board (PDB) press release said Wednesday. Legal action would be taken against those who will not pay their outstanding bills within August 31, the release added. — Agencies

 

 
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