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Blackout in Kuta on Wednesday

DENPASAR: The Bali branch of state-owned power company PT PLN said Kuta and its vicinity would experience a rotational power blackout on Wednesday due to regular power plant maintenance in Gilimanuk

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Wed, April 22, 2009 Published on Apr. 22, 2009 Published on 2009-04-22T14:16:48+07:00

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Blackout in Kuta on Wednesday

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ENPASAR: The Bali branch of state-owned power company PT PLN said Kuta and its vicinity would experience a rotational power blackout on Wednesday due to regular power plant maintenance in Gilimanuk.

The rotational blackout will continue until April 28.

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