On reading the headline of this site’s article of this morning, (please read here), which stated that “The power cuts that many countries are experiencing are warfare on the people for emergency preparedness (1)”, Lovin Malta did some fast search, and decided to tell you that:
“It seems power cuts haven’t only been common in Malta, with over 100,000 residents in the Sharurah Governorate of the Najran region in Saudi Arabia having been affected, only these residents received financial compensation for their power cuts according to @_lovinjeddah and @lovinriyadh.
The compensation followed a major power outage amidst a heat wave last weekend, instructed by the Saudi Electricity Regulatory Authority, who demanded that everyone affected receive 2000 SAR within 10 days, equivalent to €489.73, together with an apology.
Maltese and Gozitan residents have also been experiencing more frequent power cuts over the past two weeks, with one particular resident stating he recently experienced 100 power cuts in the past 10 days.
While many would have expected plans to be in place in order to prevent last summer’s situation, as energy minister Miriam Dalli had stated, this did not seem to be the case. An emergency power station planned to act as energy reserve should an unplanned power cut occur will be up and running mid-August, as opposed to the end of July.”
The be wise as serpents biblical advice serves very well. My article had only a headline, while I reserved the information for a future article.
How lousy, pathetic and a shame for Lovin Malta. Firstly, it focuses on one country. Secondly, no investigative journalism whatsoever, as always, and it focuses on compensation. Do you know what compensation is? It is a way to keep you happy and alienated without ever waking up to what is happening while they stuff your mouth and brain with money.
Do not let the mainstream media do the thinking for you.
