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PLANNED SHUTDOWN FOR MAY 2021 SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE REGION DAY DATE SUBSTATION FEEDER/PLANT PLANNED WORK DISTRICT AREAS & CUSTOMERS TO BE AFFECTED Western Wednesday 05th May 2021 Kawanda UETCL Bombo 1 33kV Installation of repaired auxiliary transformer Wandegeya Kawanda veterans, transmax workshop, wonder miller's, Nakyesanja, watindo, sydina islamic hospital, jokolera, watuba, katalemwa, kabunza, matugga mabanda, raza foods factory, ace packaging, chief distillery, kigogwa, kakerenge migadde, Canadian oil, bell oil, mile 19 Bombo. Western Wednesday 05th May 2021 Mbarara North Ishaka 33kV M.V Pole Insertation At Bushenyi Katungu To Raise The Badly Bushenyi Bushenyi and Rukungiri districts Sagging Conductors And Pole Replacement At Mashonga/line Clearance Kampala East Wednesday 05th May 2021 Mukono North Mpata 33kV Line Clearance And Pole Replacement , Bifula Leg Lugazi Part Of Nkononjreu , Befula , Siy , Kikoota Kkoba , Sezibwa Estate Kampala East Wednesday 05th May 2021 Portbell Mv Cables, 11kv And Mv Cable Inspections & Repairs, Rotten Pole Replacements & Kitintale Cmi, Ministry Of Defence,sunderland Avenue,nwsc Water Booster Mbuya, Ismail 33kv Take-off Structure, Jumper Repairs Rd, Nakasero Soap Works,mbuya Hill,zone 7,Serunkuma Rd,kinawataka,mutungo Kireka 33kv Feeder, Kunya,mutungo Biina Mugungo Hill, Nwsc Water Booster Mutungo,radio Gaba 33kv Feeder Maria,kiduuka Cecilia Rd,twins,mutungo Police,biina Church,kasokoso Sda Church, Ug Prison, Luzira, Fresh Purch, Laside Zone,inustrial Graphics,coban,ea Distillers,nile Breweries,dhl,afro Plast,fishnet,ministry Of Water,metrological Department, Portbell Landing Site,uganda Breweries,uk Furniture,lake Drive,miami Beach,kamwanyi Zn,kabalega Crescent,turker Rd And Crescent,kome Rescent,chole Rescent,blessed Courts,luzira Ss,luzira Cou,panda Piero,kirombe Medical,church Road, Bukasa Rd ,kirombe Market ,kirombe Tc,biina Catholic Ch,kcca Quarters,butabika Hospital,kampala Rd,red Chilles,palm Estate, Cambridge Internantional School,manyata,sogea,nantional Labs. Kampala East Wednesday 05th May 2021 Portbell 11kv And 33kv Routine Maintenance Kitintale CMI, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE,sunderland avenue,NWSC water booster mbuya, Switchgear ismail rd, nakasero soap works,mbuya hill,zone 7,serunkuma rd,kinawataka,mutungo kunya,mutungo biina mugungo hill, NWSC water booster mutungo,radio maria,kiduuka cecilia rd,twins,mutungo police,biina church,kasokoso SDA church, ug prison, luzira, fresh purch, laside zone,inustrial graphics,coban,EA distillers,nile breweries,DHL,AFRO PLAST,fishnet,ministry of water,metrological department, portbell landing site,uganda breweries,uk furniture,lake drive,miami beach,kamwanyi zn,kabalega crescent,turker rd and crescent,kome rescent,chole rescent,blessed courts,luzira ss,luzira COU,panda piero,kirombe medical,church road, bukasa rd ,kirombe market ,kirombe tc,biina catholic ch,KCCA quarters,butabika hospital,kampala rd,red chilles,palm estate, cambridge internantional school,manyata,sogea,nantional labs. Kampala East Wednesday 05th May 2021 Portbell Trfr1, 10/14MVA Oil Regeneration On Transfromer Main Tank & Tap Changer Kitintale CMI, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE,sunderland avenue,NWSC water booster mbuya, 33/11kV ismail rd, nakasero soap works,mbuya hill,zone 7,serunkuma rd,kinawataka,mutungo kunya,mutungo biina mugungo hill, NWSC water booster mutungo,radio maria,kiduuka cecilia rd,twins,mutungo police,biina church,kasokoso SDA church, ug prison, luzira, fresh purch, laside zone,inustrial graphics,coban,EA distillers,nile breweries,DHL,AFRO PLAST,fishnet,ministry of water,metrological department, portbell landing site,uganda breweries,uk furniture,lake drive,miami beach,kamwanyi zn,kabalega crescent,turker rd and crescent,kome rescent,chole rescent,blessed courts,luzira ss,luzira COU,panda piero,kirombe medical,church road, bukasa rd ,kirombe market ,kirombe tc,biina catholic ch,KCCA quarters,butabika hospital,kampala rd,red chilles,palm estate, cambridge internantional school,manyata,sogea,nantional labs. Kampala East Wednesday 05th May 2021 Portbell Breweries 11kV Feeder Replace Rotten pole near uganda Breweries, cnductor upgrade Kitintale Portbell,Natasha rd, Uganda Breweries,cholli crescent, kasasiro,taka crescent,taka Trans east company T-off rd, kabalega crescent,lake drive ,miami. Kampala East Wednesday 05th May 2021 Portbell Kireka 11kV feeder Jumper re-enforcement, t-off protection, pole replacements Kitintale Biina Tc, Mutungo,twins Pub ,kunya,kinawataka, Katoogo, Mbuyahill , Serunkuma ,cmi,mbuya Nwsc Water Booster, Zone 7,Ismail Road Mbuya Church Western Wednesday 05th May 2021 Mbarara central Karamurani 11kV feeder Line diversion at ruti, installation of dropout fuse isolators at dairy Mbarara Ruti, Karamurani, Katukuru, Mwizi, Nyamitanga top, installation of droppers at ruti t/c tx, installing feeder pillar at st.hellen's tx and line clearence. North Eastern Wednesday 05th May 2021 Mbale Siiti-2 HPP 11kV Feeder Commissioning of Siiti-2 HHP Feeder at Tangshan Mbale Mbale Siiti-2 HPP Industrial Park Switching Station North Eastern Wednesday 05th May 2021 Bulangila Palisa 11kV Installation Of D.O.F.I S, Poles Replacement & Line Clearance Mbale Palisa town, Gogonyo, Ladto Geinary, Kibaale, Kasodo Water plant, Goligoli, Kampala East Thursday 06th May 2021 Kaliro Kaliro Town 11kv Replacement Of Vandalised Stays, Rotten Poles, Worn-out Iganga Kaliro Town, Budini Seminary, Kasokwe TC, IvukulaTC, Kaliro Saza HQtrs, Allied Feeder Conductor, And Line Clearance Sugar Industry Bwayuya, Bulumba Ginnary, Bulumba TC, Budehe village, Bumana Gombolola. North Eastern Thursday 06th May 2021 Lira Main Gulu 33kV Tee Off Protection, Line Clearance Lira Amuca, Baramindyang, Aboke Western Thursday 06th May 2021 Masaka Central Lower ring 11kV Creation Of Isolation Point Along Herbert Street And Masaka Masaka Town Area Reconductoring On Tee Off To Town Centre And Proper Protection At Tee Off North Eastern Thursday 06th May 2021 Lumpewe Kiwoko 11kV Rotten pole/hollow sound (Angle pole 14m) Bombo Butikwa Bututi village and nongo village Kasana Zone Western Thursday 06th May 2021 Mbarara Central Masaka West 33kv Insertion Of Mv Pole At Makenke Barrack To Make A T-off To Mbarara Biharwe, Kanyalyeru Feeder Chelo Petrol Station,line Clearence,installation Of Drop Out Fuse Isolators At Ruhengere And Katojo T-off. North Eastern Friday 07th May 2021 Tororo Main Mbale 2 33kV Installation Of D.O.F.I S, Poles Replacement & Line Clearance Mbale Kachonga, Kachekere, Kuwait North Eastern Friday 07th May 2021 Bombo Namulonge / Army base Line Clearence, New Connection Line For Super Millers Bombo Vumba, Busiika, Bugema, Kiwenda, Mayirye Estate 11kV Western Friday 07th May 2021 Nkenda Hima 2, 33kv Feeder Rotten pole replacement at Mubuku Prison Farm Kasese Mubuku prisons only Kampala East Friday 07th May 2021 Owen falls Mulco 33kv Feeder Replacement Of Rotten Poles , Line Clearance and Vandalised Jinja Kimaka Army Command , Sigma Kintting , London Distrillers Stays Kampala East Sunday 09th may 2021 Lugogo 132/11kV, 40MVA RT1 Oil treatment, repairs and maintenance of 11kV, 40MVA RT1 and Kitintale Load management to be done related switchgear Kampala East Sunday 09th may 2021 Lugogo Kireka 2 33kV Line clearance, jumper repair and pole replacements Banda Bakresha, Ugacof, Namanve, Bweyogerere-Kazinga, Katibisma, National True Seed, NW&SC,Namanve industrial park Kampala East Sunday 09th may 2021 Lugogo Kireka 1 33kV Line clearance, jumper repair and pole replacements Banda Bakresha, Ugacof, Namanve,Bweyogerere-Kazinga, Katibisma, National True Seed, NW&SC,Namanve industrial park Kampala East Sunday 09th may 2021 Kampala North Rmus On Makerere Routine Maintenance Wandegeya Wandegey tc, akankwasa hostel, Makerere kubiri, Makerere university, Kubiri coca University 11kv Feeder cola Deport, Kampala East Sunday 09th may 2021 Kampala North Makerere University Pole replacement at Kasubi view T-off Makerere university and Wandegeya Makerere University 11kV Line clearance Kampala East Sunday 09th may 2021 Bujagali Iganga 1 132kV Installation Of Beacon Lights Iganga Load management to be done Transmission line North Eastern Tuesday 11th may 2021 Gulu Gulu Hospital 11kv Replace Rotten Hv Pole In Pece And Line Clearance Gulu Pece villages, Awic PTC, Town center,senior quarters, Main hospital, Gulu Feeder university Industrial area North Eastern Tuesday 11th may 2021 Ntinda Waligo 33kV Line Clearance, Jumper Repair And Pole Replacements Banda Load management to be done Kampala West Tuesday 11th may 2021 Mutundwe Kabuusu 11kv Feeder Abs Structure Replacement Mengo Hospital, Pole Replacement Nakulabye Sentema Rd, Nabuunya, Mengo, Nsibambi, Masengere, Rubaga Rd, Bulange, Namirembe, Ssekabaka Kintu Rd, Rubaga Church Zone North Eastern Tuesday 11th may 2021 Kamuli 11kv And 33kv Take-off Mv Cable Inspections & Repairs, Rotten Pole Replacement, & Iganga Kamuli, Nawango, Naminage, Namaganda Tc, Kinawampere Healthy Centre, Structures Jumper Repairs Bulopa Tc, Balawoli Tc ,iraapa Tc, Nabirumba Saza H/q Kamuli, Kananage Tc Nakulyaku Tc, Kamuli Water, Nabirumba Muvule, Budumbula Tc, Naluwoli Tc, Kasozi Tc, Mbulamuti, Namasagali, Busitema University, Mbulamuti P/s, Kamuli Tc, Namwendwa Rd, Bulangaire, Butende Tc, Nawansaso Tc, Namwendwa Tc, St Joseph Vtc, Kyemba Gardens, Kabulistan Area North Eastern Tuesday 11th may 2021 Kamuli 11kv Switchgear Maintenance Of 11kv And 33kv Switchgear Iganga Kamuli, Nawango, Naminage, Namaganda Tc, Kinawampere Healthy Centre, Bulopa Tc, Balawoli Tc ,iraapa Tc, Nabirumba
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    Kampala Cholera Situation Report Date: Monday 4th February, 2019 1. Summary Statistics No Summary of cases Total Number Total Cholera suspects- Cummulative since start of 54 #1 outbreak on 2nd January 2019 1 New case(s) suspected 04 2 New cases(s) confirmed 54 Cummulative confirmed cases 22 New Deaths 01 #2 3 New deaths in Suspected 01 4 New deaths in Confirmed 00 5 Cumulative cases (Suspected & confirmed cases) 54 6 Cumulative deaths (Supected & confirmed cases) in Health Facilities 00 Community 03 7 Total number of cases on admission 00 8 Cummulative cases discharged 39 9 Cummulative Runaways from isolation (CTC) 07 #3 10 Number of contacts listed 93 11 Total contacts that completed 9 day follow-up 90 12 Contacts under follow-up 03 13 Total number of contacts followed up today 03 14 Current admissions of Health Care Workers 00 13 Cummulative cases of Health Care Workers 00 14 Cummulative deaths of Health Care Workers 00 15 Specimens collected and sent to CPHL today 04 16 Cumulative specimens collected 45 17 Cummulative cases with lab. confirmation (acute) 00 Cummulative cases with lab. confirmation (convalescent) 22 18 Date of admission of last confirmed case 01/02/2019 19 Date of discharge of last confirmed case 02/02/2019 20 Confirmed cases that have died 1 (Died from the community) #1 The identified areas are Kamwokya Central Division, Mutudwe Rubaga, Kitintale Zone 10 Nakawa, Naguru - Kasende Nakawa, Kasanga Makindye, Kalambi Bulaga Wakiso, Banda Zone B3, Luzira Kamwanyi, Ndeba-Kironde, Katagwe Kamila Subconty Luwero District,