From July 7, electricity will be cut off for Cypriot debtors
The Cyprus Turkish Electricity Authority (KIB-TEK) announced that from July 7, electricity will be cut off for subscribers with debts of 675 Turkish lira or more for June and earlier.
According to the statement by Kıb-Tek, it was announced that on the same day electricity will be cut off to all private and corporate subscribers who have contracts with the institution and have outstanding payment debts.
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