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Another 42 percent are forced to terminate work during the day because of the blackouts and only 11 percent can afford generators or standby batteries.
Another 42 percent are forced to terminate work during the day because of the blackouts and only 11 percent can afford generators or standby batteries.
Majority (31%) claimed to use emergency light in order to continue working when there is a power shortage while 21 percent claimed to either work during the day time or terminate work during load shedding and 16 percent said they make use of gas lamps, Generators and UPS are only used by five percent and six percent respectively.
 
 
 
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