In preparation for the upcoming Eid ul-Adha festivities, Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) has announced a special gas supply schedule designed to accommodate increased household demand during the holiday period. The company revealed that gas supply will commence at 5:00 AM on the first day of Eid and will continue without interruption throughout all three days of celebrations, including nighttime hours when demand typically peaks.
Special Holiday Arrangements
Recognizing the importance of uninterrupted gas supply for traditional Eid cooking and other household needs, SSGC has made special provisions to maintain service until midnight on the third day of Eid. This extended schedule aims to provide families with adequate time to complete their post-celebration cleaning and cooking requirements without facing the inconvenience of gas shortages.
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While committing to continuous supply, SSGC has simultaneously appealed to consumers to use gas resources judiciously. The company emphasized the importance of responsible consumption to prevent system overloads and ensure equitable distribution across all areas. Recommendations include staggering high-consumption activities like cooking and water heating, as well as promptly reporting any gas leaks or irregularities.
Enhanced Monitoring and Response
To support this initiative, SSGC has deployed additional technical staff and emergency response teams throughout its network. The company has implemented enhanced monitoring systems to track real-time demand fluctuations, with particular attention to densely populated urban centers where usage spikes are most pronounced. Industrial and commercial consumers will follow a separate schedule to prioritize residential needs during the holiday period.
This annual special arrangement reflects SSGC’s commitment to facilitating comfortable Eid celebrations while maintaining system stability. Last year’s similar program resulted in a significant reduction in service complaints during the holiday window, demonstrating the effectiveness of proactive supply management.
