MEPCO Power Shutdown Schedule for 28–30 August 2026 – Feeder-Wise Timings

MEPCO Power Shutdown Schedule for 28–30 August 2026 – Feeder-Wise Timings

MEPCO Power Shutdown Schedule for 28–30 August 2026 – Feeder-Wise Timings

MEPCO consumers can use the feeder-wise shutdown information below to check the announced electricity interruption timings for affected areas. The schedule is useful for households, shops and businesses that need to plan their activities around temporary power outages.

The available schedule for August 28, 2026 includes planned shutdowns in several MEPCO circles, including Multan, Vehari, Sahiwal and Rahim Yar Khan. The interruptions are associated with maintenance, development and distribution-system work.

Important: The feeder-wise information currently verified for this page covers August 28, 2026. A complete and reliable feeder-wise schedule for August 29–30 has not been included here rather than publishing unverified timings. Actual restoration can also vary depending on field work.

MEPCO Shutdown Schedule – August 28, 2026

Multan Circle

Feeder(s) Shutdown Time
Akbar Shah, New Gray Wala, Model Town, Bach Villas, WAPDA Town Phase 1, MDA, Dehar, PIA Employees Housing Scheme and New Airport 5:30 AM – 9:30 AM

Vehari Circle

Feeder(s) Shutdown Time
City 1, Club Road, Taimur Shaheed, Madina Colony, Mess Thingi, Bilal and District Jail 5:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Jamlair, Sahuka, Saldara, Sarwar Shah, Haji Sher, Jodheka, Subhan Shah and Yousaf Shaheed 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Sahiwal Circle

Feeder(s) Shutdown Time
Kamir City, 19 Mor, Budh Dhak and Bela Wala 5:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Rahim Yar Khan Circle

Feeder(s) Shutdown Time
Old Manthar, Johar Town, Feeder 3, Machhi Goth, Khawaja Fareed, M Avenue, Ahmad Pur, Model Town, Nishtar, Old Satellite Town, Express 2, Unique City, Nawab Sadiq, Jinnah SDK, Ajmal Bagh, City 1, Bahoodi Pur and Jamal Din Wali 6:00 AM – 11:00 AM
New Manthar and Chaman 5:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Feeder-Wise Shutdown Summary

Date Circle Shutdown Window
28 August 2026 Multan 5:30 AM – 9:30 AM
28 August 2026 Vehari 5:00 AM – 9:00 AM
28 August 2026 Vehari 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
28 August 2026 Sahiwal 5:30 AM – 10:30 AM
28 August 2026 Rahim Yar Khan 6:00 AM – 11:00 AM
28 August 2026 Rahim Yar Khan 5:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Why Does MEPCO Schedule Power Shutdowns?

Planned feeder shutdowns are generally used to provide a safe working environment for electricity maintenance and distribution-system activities. Work can include feeder maintenance, repair work, pole installation or correction, line shifting, development schemes and other distribution network improvements.

Because electrical work can take more or less time than initially expected, the actual restoration of electricity may differ from the scheduled shutdown period.

What Should Consumers Do Before a Shutdown?

  • Charge mobile phones, laptops and other essential devices.
  • Complete important electrical work before the scheduled outage.
  • Keep backup lighting available for the shutdown period.
  • Plan water-pumping activities if your home depends on an electric pump.
  • Protect sensitive electronic equipment from possible voltage fluctuations.
  • Check for the latest MEPCO updates if electricity is not restored at the expected time.

August 29–30, 2026 Schedule

Schedule update: A complete feeder-wise MEPCO shutdown list for August 29 and August 30, 2026 could not be independently verified from a reliable current source while preparing this page. For accuracy, no unverified feeder names or timings have been added.

Consumers should check the latest MEPCO/PITC outage information or local MEPCO announcements for any additional shutdowns affecting August 29–30.

Frequently Asked Questions – MEPCO Power Shutdown

What is the MEPCO power shutdown schedule?
The MEPCO power shutdown schedule lists feeders that are temporarily switched off for planned maintenance, repair or distribution-system work, along with the expected shutdown period.
Which MEPCO areas are included in the August 28 schedule?
The verified August 28 schedule includes feeders in the Multan, Vehari, Sahiwal and Rahim Yar Khan circles.
How long will the power outage last?
The scheduled duration depends on the feeder and the work being performed. For the verified August 28 entries on this page, shutdown windows range from approximately four to six hours.
Can MEPCO restore electricity earlier than the scheduled time?
Yes. Scheduled shutdown timings are expected time windows. Electricity may be restored earlier or later depending on the progress and safety of the work.
Where can I check my feeder status?
Consumers can use available MEPCO/PITC outage and feeder information services to check the status of their electricity supply and feeder.
Is the August 29–30 schedule included?
This page does not publish unverified August 29–30 feeder timings. Once a reliable schedule is available, those dates can be added to the same feeder-wise tables.

Final Words

The MEPCO power shutdown schedule helps consumers prepare for temporary electricity interruptions and organize important activities in advance. The verified August 28 schedule covers selected feeders in Multan, Vehari, Sahiwal and Rahim Yar Khan.

Consumers should remember that planned shutdown timings are subject to operational conditions and may change. Checking the latest available MEPCO/PITC information before a scheduled outage is recommended.

Information note: Feeder names and timings on this page have been organized from the available published August 2026 MEPCO shutdown schedule. Always verify the latest local outage information before relying on a specific restoration time.

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