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Normalisation of energy supplies next week

 

Member of the Working group for monitoring the situation regarding the security of energy supply in the 2011/2012 heating season Petar Skundric said today that normalisation of the situation in energy supplies is expected on Monday, and called on citizens to continue to save electricity.

There is a possibility that the government is advised to normalise the functioning of schools, businesses and other activities, he said and announced the next meeting for 20 February.

The Serbian government

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