LESCO recovers Rs 8.3 million
The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has successfully recovered Rs 8.3 million from (defaulter) customers who had failed to pay their electricity bills.
This recovery is part of LESCO’s ongoing efforts to tackle defaulters and improve financial efficiency.
LESCO has been taking strict measures to ensure that outstanding dues are collected promptly. Field teams have been actively identifying defaulters and taking necessary actions, such as disconnecting electricity connections, to encourage payments. The recovered amount highlights the success of these efforts.
The recovery process involved several steps, including issuing reminders, and warnings, and, in some cases, disconnecting power supply to defaulting customers. These measures have proven effective in encouraging defaulters to pay their outstanding bills.
LESCO has emphasized the importance of timely bill payments and has warned customers that failure to clear dues could lead to additional penalties or permanent disconnection of services. The company has also assured that it will continue its efforts to recover outstanding amounts and enforce strict actions against non-compliant consumers
Non-payment of electricity bills can disrupt LESCO’s ability to maintain and upgrade its power infrastructure. Recovering dues helps the company ensure an uninterrupted supply of electricity to its consumers and meet operational costs.
LESCO has urged all its customers to clear their pending bills on time to avoid penalties and service disruptions. The company plans to continue its campaign against defaulters and ensure better financial discipline in the future.
This initiative reflects a broader effort to stabilize Pakistan’s power sector and ensure that everyone contributes fairly to the system. Regular payment of bills by consumers will ultimately lead to better services, fewer outages, and a more sustainable energy network.
By recovering unpaid dues, LESCO is taking an important step toward financial stability and improving electricity services for its customers.
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