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Fenaka denies irregularities after rise in electricity bills
Fenaka Corporation denied any irregularities in its latest billing cycle after households posted higher electricity bills on social media following Ramadan. The company said meter readings and billing followed the same established procedures as other periods, and noted that consumption typically rises in March, April and May due to seasonal weather.
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Sun 26 AprFenaka Corporation issued a statement saying no irregularities occurred in its latest billing cycle after customers reported higher bills.Sundayonly Atoll TimesFenaka, which provides electricity to many islands across the Maldives, issued the statement on Sunday after households shared recent bills on social media showing charges higher than previous months.
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MVR 400 Cap on household electricity bills during Ramadan
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MVR 400Cap on household electricity bills during RamadanAtoll TimesDuring Ramadan, household electricity bills were capped at MVR 400 under a policy announced by President Mohamed Muizzu.
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Customers received regular monthly bills after Ramadan, prompting complaints from some households over higher charges.Following RamadanAtoll TimesFollowing Ramadan, customers received regular monthly bills, prompting complaints from some households over higher charges.
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