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Power cuts from 4th to 7th July! Check out the NINE localities in Malta with no electricity this week
Will your locality be affected?

GMM Team

A total of 9 localities will be affected by planned power cuts this upcoming week.

Thankfully, Enemalta has published a full list of all the different localities undergoing said power cuts so everyone can plan ahead.

This does not mean that every street in the following localities will be affected by the power cuts as only the power of a select number of streets will be cut.

These maintenance works are carried out regularly to ensure that the national electricity grid operates safely.

Tuesday, 4th July

L-Imgarr from 6am to 12:00pm

Il-Gudja from 7am to 1:00pm

Il-Mosta from 8.30am to 12:30pm

Il-Gzira from 7.30am to 11:30am

Hal Qormi from 8am to 12:00pm

Il-Fgura from 7am to 10:30am

Wednesday, 5th July

Birkirkara from 6.30am to 12:00pm

Haz-Zabbar from 7.00am to 11:00am

Thursday, 6th July

San Gwann from 8.00am to 12:00pm

Il-Mosta from 8.30am to 12:30pm

Friday, 7th July

L-Imgarr from 6.00am to 12:00pm

Il-Gzira from 7.30am to 11:00am

These are all the affected streets.

If you’d like to be updated via SMS whenever Enemalta maintenance works are affecting your street, just send over your ID card number to the company at +356 79052492.

This service will only work if you already have an account with Enemalta.

3rd July 2023


gmm team
Written by
GuideMeMalta.com
This article was written by a GuideMeMalta team member.

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