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A Restricción Del Servicio Plan de Administración de Cargas El Gobierno Bolivariano a través del Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Energía Eléctrica, informa al pueblo venezolano la rotación de los bloques del Plan de Administración de Cargas manteniendo los mismos horarios, haciéndose efectivo a partir del lunes 6 de junio. Con la intención de preservar la operatividad de la Central Hidroeléctrica Simón Bolívar, la cual a consecuencia del Fenómeno Climático El Niño ha sido severamente afectada, el PAC será prorrogable dependiendo de las condiciones climáticas y el nivel del embalse de El Guri. A continuación se presentan los sectores organizados en 5 bloques (A, B, C, D y E) con sus respectivas parroquias y horarios rotativos. Las horas comprendidas entre las 10:00 de la noche y las 7:00 de la mañana no serán afectadas. Reiteramos el llamado a hacer un Uso Eficiente y Racional de la Energía Eléctrica. Tu aporte ha sido fundamental para mantener el servicio eléctrico. Gracias por su colaboración, paciencia y comprensión. RIF: G-200091096 Para mayor información, comuníquese a través de nuestras vías disponibles: Teléfonos: 0500 502 00 00 - *502 / Nuestras páginas: www.mppee.gob.ve - www.corpoelec.gob.ve / Cuentas twitter: @mppee y @corpoelecinfo ANZOÁTEGUI LUNES MARTES MIÉRCOLES JUEVES VIERNES SÁBADO DOMINGO BLOQUE RESTRICCIÓN DEL SERVICIO - HORARIO A 04:00 pm - 07:00 pm 01:00 pm - 04:00 pm 10:00 am - 01:00 pm 07:00 am - 10:00 am 07:00 pm - 10:00 pm 04:00 pm - 07:00 pm 01:00 pm - 04:00 pm PARROQUIA SECTORES LOS CEREZOS, SECTOR D3 DE OROPEZA CASTILLO, CASA DON BOSCO, UNIDAD EDUCATIVA ALIRIO ARREAZA ARREAZA, AV. CONSTITUCIÓN EN AMBOS SENTIDOS, EDIF. ATARRAYA, RESD. BAHÍA, C.C. LA TINEA, EDIF. PORTO FINO, PUERTO BAHÍA, UNIDAD EDUCATIVA ÁNGEL MOTTOLA, TERRAZAS DE LA TINIA, LA TINEA PAK, RESD. PARQUE MAR, BARRIO OBRERO, UNIDAD EDUCATIVA ÍTALO, FUNERARIA CRISTO REY, FUNERARIA PRO FAMILIA, DECOMUEBLES, EDIF. 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REPÚBLICA, BARRIO SUR, MONTEVERDE, CALLE VENEZUELA, PARTE DE LA CALLE BOLÍVAR, CEMENTERIO GUANIPA, LAS CASITAS DE MONTE VERDE, SECTOR ANDRÉS BELLO. UNIDAD EDUCATIVA DR. LUIS RAZETTI, URB. TRONCONAL V, CALLE 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Y 9 TRONCONAL IV, AV. PRINCIPAL DE TRONCONAL III Y IV, C.C. CASA GRANDE, URB. MARÍA RÍO, RESD. CASA DEL SOL, RESD. EL BOSQUE, BARRIO FERNÁNDEZ PADILLA, C.C. COSTANERA PLAZA, CONJUNTO RESIDENCIAL NUEVA ESTURIA, BARRIO RIBERAS DEL NEVERÍ, BARRIO OTTO PADRÓN, CENTRO ÍTALO VENEZOLANO DE ORIENTE, BARRIO BRISAS DEL NEVERÍ, CENTRO EDUCATIVO BRISAS DEL NEVERÍ, RESD. PUERTO RÍO, VILLA GUADALUPE, C.C. RIBERA REAL, RESD. CARIBEAN GARDEN, CASA REAL I Y II, RESD. PÍGORA, CLAUDIA, TERRAZAS DEL RÍO, RÍO CLARO, ALFA SUITE, RESD. BEATRIZ ELENA, RIBERA SUITE, C.C. LOS CHAGUARAMOS, RESD. FLANBOYANT, URB. ARAGUANEY, UNIDAD EDUCATIVA MERCEDES PÉREZ FREÍTES, URB. TRICENTENARIA, C.C. TRICENTENARIA, BANCO CONDAGRO, PLAZA LA POETA, VILLA TERRACOTA II. 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ESTACIÓN DE SERVICIO PLAZA MAYOR, BANCO PROVINCIAL, PAPELERÍA MAYOR, DISTRIBUIDORA BIGOTT, NETWAY COMPUTER, ALTA COCINA, TECNOCONCRET, HOTEL TROPICAL SUITES, BANCO B.V.C, CONEXIONES HIDRÁULICAS, FIAT, FUNERARIA MEMORIALES, IUTIRLA SECTOR LAS GARZAS, MUEBLERÍA CANAIMA, GOODYEAR, PROTECCIÓN CIVIL, CAZTOR, PROTIENDAS, EMPRESA LAMINART, CENTRO EMPRESARIAL POLÍGONO DE TIRO, CALINSA, CENTRO EMPRESARIAL EL TURBES, SECTOR VISTA COLINA, SECTOR BUENA VISTA, BARRIO EL ESFUERZO, BARRIO EL ESTUDIANTE, BARRIO 5 DE JULIO, AV. 2 DE BOYACÁ V Y LAS CALLES 10, 11, 12 Y 13 DE BOYACÁ IV.ESTADIO DE EL CARMEN GUAMACHITO, FERRE MILENIUN, TOOL SERVICE, REPUESTOS Nº 8, MANGA DE COLEO, PUENTE LA VICTORIA, CLIMA ORIENTE, TRANSMIVYCA, BLOQUERA PROTOCASA, VENEZOLANA DE ORIENTE, AGROPECUARIA EL GRANO, CATEN, C.C. CIUDAD REAL TOTAL, CEDIM C.A, MULTICENTRO MESONES, SIGO, OASIS GRILL CAFÉ, NODO CANTV, COVADONGA, TRANSPORTE BOVINELLI, TRANSPORTE FAGA, CENTRO EMPRESARIAL ORIENTE, OMEGA, C.C. EL TAMARINDO, URB. EL TAMARINDO, PANADERÍA VISTA AL SOL, BALMOCA, PURINA, SIDETUR, INDUSTRIA MADERERA FRAMACA, EMPRESA MORGADO, CONCRETERA CARACAS, FEANA, ROLIN, BARRIO MESONES, URB. EL TRÉBOL, LA PONDEROSA, BARRIO LA CARPA Y VALLE DE LA CARPA. RESD. ANA PAOLA, VILLA SANTA MARÍA, VILLA KANAVAYEN, VILLA JOANY, VILLA SOLARIAN II, CIPPSV, EL TEPUY, EL INGENIO, LAGUNA BLANCA II, RESD. ISLA DORADA, MORENA CLARA, GIRALSOL, CONJUNTO RESIDENCIAL JET SET, VIRGEN DEL VALLE, DANI VALENTINA, C.C. CÉSAR CENTER, VILLA PASO REAL, AV. ZAMORA, CARRERA 34, URB. LOS MANGLES, RESD. LA ARBOLEDA, ROSA AURORA, VILLA EL EDÉN, BARRIO PICA DE MAURICA, BARRIO COREA, C.C. MADEIRENSE, C.C. DAMASCO, RESD. CUNDEAMOR, UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FRANCISCO ALEJANDRO VARGAS, AV. CENTURIÓN, CONDOMINIO LAS PALMAS, RESD. BEATRIZ ELENA, EL OLIVAR, RÍO DE ORO, SANTA ANA, AV. EL EJÉRCITO, RESD. DOÑA CRUCITA, RESD. LAS ROSAS, CUARTEL PEDRO ZARAZA. SECTOR LAGOMAR, TERRAZAS DE CAMINO REAL, RESD. LOS GIRASOLES, CUMANAGOTO I, III, CONJUNTO RESIDENCIAL LOS ÁNGELES, ESTACIÓN MÓVIL DE LA POLÍCIA, AV. CUMANAGOTO, BODEGÓN DOÑA TEO, RESD. EL AZUL, ANAVIANA, BARRIO PICA DE MAURICA, BARRIO BRISAS DEL MAR, BARRIO SIMÓN BOLÍVAR. URB. FUNDACIÓN MENDOZA, TOQUITA MEJÍAS, MARGARITA, CAMPANARIO, ALTO GUAICA, RESD. PAN DE AZÚCAR, EL ROSAL, AV. RAÚL LEONI, COLEGIO NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA CONSOLACIÓN, AV. PASTOR OROPEZA.URB. LOS CORTIJOS, URB. RÍO TURBIO, URB. AGUA CLARA, C.C. RA-RA-RA, SERVIVAL, MATERIALES LA REDOMA, AV. FUERZAS ARMADAS, CAUCHOS SORA, ESTACIÓN DE SERVICIO TRÉBOL, EDIF. SALVIA, BARRIO COLOMBIA, ALMACENADORA TEMMA, ANTENAS, SUMINISTRO, OFICINA Y DEPÓSITO ICAR, SISTEMA DE PROTECCIONES CATÓDICA, SENIAT, AEROPUERTO INTERNACIONAL JOSÉ ANTONIO ANZOÁTEGUI. CONJUNTO RESIDENCIAL PUERTO PRÍNCIPE, CAYO DE AGUA, VENTANA MEDITERRÁNEA, NELAMAR, AGUA MIEL, MORRO HUMBOLDT, LAS MARINAS, MARINA GOLF, CLUB DE VELA, MARINA CLUB, YACHT CLUB, SIETE MARES, SOL PLAYA, COSTA DEL LECHERÍAS SOL. EDIF. VALENTINA, CALLE ARISMENDI DESDE CALLE EL PARQUE HASTA CALLE MARISELA SECTOR RÓMULO GALLEGOS, CALLE CANAIMA, CARRERA 7, 8, 9 CASCO CENTRAL, AV. PRINCIPAL DE LECHERÍA ENTRE AV. LIBERTAD Y CALLE MARISELA, HOTEL TERRAMUN, CANTV, AV. ANZOÁTEGUI, CALLE LOS ALMENDRONES, AV. PÍRITU, CALLE EL CARDÓN, AV. URBANEJA, LOS APAMATES, PUERTO PLAYA, BOULEVARD PLAYA MANSA. PUERTO PÍRITU COMPLEJO RESIDENCIAL LAS ISLETAS ALCALDÍA SIMÓN RODRÍGUEZ, PUEBLO NUEVO SUR, PUEBLO NUEVO NORTE, BARRIO LA ESPERANZA, RESD. ALTOS DEL NORTE, COMPLEJO CULTURAL SIMÓN RODRÍGUEZ, CIAU CORPOELEC EL TIGRE, AV. PEÑALVER, AV. WISTON CHURCHIL, CIUDAD TABLITA, BARRIO PARAÍSO I Y II, SECTOR LA PRADERA, URB. EZEQUIEL ZAMORA, SECTOR MACHEVY, SECTOR URBANÍSTICA 2000, INCES, BARRIO INCE, CALLE LAS MERCEDES, BARRIO 12 DE MARZO, GRANJA LAS MERCEDES VILLA EL TIGRE HERMOSA, BARRIO PUEBLO AJURO, ALFARERÍA GUAÑIDA, BARRIO LOS ROSALES II, BARRIO ALÍ PRIMERA, URB. VILLA HERMOSA, BARRIO LOS SABANALES, VISTA ALEGRE, URB. JOSÉ ANTONIO PÁEZ, LA CHARNECA, BARRIO HERNÁNDEZ PAREDES, SIMÓN BOLÍVAR I. CIAU CORPOELEC AV. BOLÍVAR.CALLE LOS TRANSFORMADORES DE TIERRA ADENTRO, CALLE VENEZUELA DE PUEBLO NUEVO, URBANIZACIÓN CHUPARÌN, URBANIZACIÓN GUANIRE, POLI SOTILLO, COLEGIO ANDRÉS ELOY BLANCO, COLEGIO SANTA TERESITA, BARRIO OBRERO. SECTOR CABALLO VIEJO, SECTOR MI FINQUITA, CLUB SOCIAL PORTUGUÉS, URB. CANTA CLARO, SECTORES: DESPARRAMADERO, LA CHURUATA, AGUAS CALIENTES, SAN IGNACIO, LOMAS DE SANTA MARÍA, LA POZUELOS CASCADA, LA ROCA, POBLACIÓN DE SAN DIEGO, VALLE DE SAN DIEGO, BRISAS DE NEVERÍ, SECTORES: LAS CARMELITAS, EL CHECO, EL AGUACATE, LAS PEÑAS, SABANA DE LIBERTAD, EL FRANCÉS, SABANA LARGA, LA GUACAMAYA, EL TIGRE, EL CACAO, CARRIZALES. PAMATACUAL, ALCABALA DE PERTIGALETE, EL POLVORÍN, CANTERA EL PANADERO, POSADA EL TUCÁN, SECTOR EL CHAPARRO, SECTOR VENTANA DE REAL Y MEDIO, SECTOR LOS CEDROS, POBLACIÓN DE MOROPOCUAL, SECTOR LA MEDIANÍA, SECTOR LA PUERTA, POBLACIÓN DE GUAYUTA, BARRIO LOS PUERTOS, UNIDAD EDUCATIVA MILA DE LA ROCA, HOTEL VISTA MONTAÑA, SECTOR LA NEBLINA, SECTOR LA SABANA, MUNDO NUEVO, LA ISLA, CERRO LA MARAVILLA, LA REFORMA, SECTOR LA VIEJA DE LOS ALTOS DE SUCRE, SECTOR LA ESPERANZA, SECTOR LA LAGUNA, PLAYA CONOMA, POBLACIÓN DE VALLE SECO, ALCABALA DE SUCRE, VILLA PARAÍSO, POSADA MOCHIMALANDIA, CUMBRE ARAPO, ARAPO, PARQUE NACIONAL RETORNO GUANTA REAL, SECTOR QUIROGA. URB. PAMATACUALITO, EMBARCADERO
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