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While the Petroleum Ministry is blaming the CEB and other big state consumers for plunging the CPC into the current debt crisis and the CEB is blaming big state institutions for not paying their electricity bills, ultimately millions of consumers including poor people are likely to be given a blackout blow. According to power sector sources, the Public Utilities Commission is likely to allow the CEB to increase electricity rates by as much as 25% this year also. As usual, millions of hard working people who are struggling for survival will have to pay for the extravagances of the rich and ruling elite and the hundreds of city lights in various parts of Colombo.R.Sunthar Wednesday, 06 March 2013 01:52 AM
Example is better than precept has never been followed by those who matter that is our tragedy.
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