Senior officials from STELCO visited K. Huraa to assess utility facilities after the company took over electricity, water and sewerage services from Fenaka Corporation. The delegation inspected the powerhouse and water production plant, raised the STELCO flag, and met with staff on the island.
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Senior officials from State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) visited K. Huraa today to assess operations at key utility facilities, following the company's recent takeover of electricity, water, and sewerage services on the island.
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STELCO's senior management also met with employees stationed in Huraa, engaging in discussions on operational challenges and potential improvements to service delivery.
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STELCO officially assumed responsibility for managing electricity, water, and sewerage services in Huraa earlier this week, taking over operations from Fenaka Corporation.
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