The disruptions of power supply were not caused by the MEA because it has the commitment to provide power to serve the public in Bangkok, Nonthaburi and Samut Prakan. 
	The MEA advised the people to call is 1130 hotline on around the clock basis if they witness power blackouts at any place. 
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MEA denies it cut power supply to government offices

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