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This image displays a printed public service announcement or informational flyer in Urdu, positioned on a flat surface. The document is primarily white with black, blue, and red text, and features the green and white flag of Pakistan (crescent and star) at the top left. The content focuses on electricity-related matters, including conservation, theft prevention, and consumer complaint procedures. Key sections include: 1. **Electricity Conservation Tips:** Suggestions such as turning off unnecessary lights, using LED bulbs and TVs, inverters for ACs, and energy-efficient fans. It also advises keeping AC outdoor units in shade and setting them to cooler temperatures, using energy-efficient machinery in industries, and ensuring quality wiring. 2. **Peak and Off-Peak Timings:** A table outlines "Peak Timming" and "Off Peak Timing" for different months of the year (December-February, March-May, June-August, September-November), with specific hours like "شام 5 بجے سے رات 9 بجے تک" (5 PM to 9 PM) for peak hours and "باقی ماندہ 20 گھنٹے" (remaining 20 hours) for off-peak. 3. **Digital Meter Readings:** A table lists various parameters displayed on a digital meter, such as Date, Time, KWH (Total), KWH Rate A, KWH Rate B, KVARH (Total), Max KW, KW CUM, Number of Resets, and Instantaneous Power. 4. **Complaint Procedure:** Instructions are provided for lodging complaints with LESCO (Lahore Electric Supply Company) offices, and if unresolved, escalating to the Electric Inspector or NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority). Contact numbers for a Federal Complaint Cell ("051 920 4430 | 051 920 6834") and other local numbers ("042-99200191," "042-99250380," "042-99333931") are listed. 5. **General Instructions:** Information on bill payment locations (commercial banks and post offices), handling payments on bank holidays, and rectifying billing errors by contacting customer service centers. A web address for online complaints is also provided: "http://nepra.org.pk/CAD-Database/-CMS-CAD/cregisterm.php". The document mentions several locations in Pakistan, including Lahore (Canal Mills, Mustafa Abad, Model Town) and Islamabad (G-5/1), consistent with its origin from an electricity utility operating in these regions. The overall tone is informative and aims to encourage responsible electricity usage and reporting of malpractices. The user specified "Renala Khurd, Pakistan" as a location context, which falls within the service area of electricity companies operating in these regions.
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