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Santo Domingo.- The Assistant Prosecutor General for the Electricity System (PGASE) Moisés Ferrer, says that in the first seven months of the year, his office has dealt a heavy blow to electricity theft.
Ferrer revealed that they have recovered the sum of RD$24,853,044.06 as a result of their persecution of large, medium sized and small clients that consume energy and evade payment.
The director of PGASE made these statements earlier this week during the inauguration of the entity’s new offices in the southern region, based in the city of Azua.
He said that the new Prosecutor’s Office would make it easier to combat electricity theft in the southern provinces, as it will be staffed with trained personnel.
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Hello,
It is those same "trained" personnel that are doing the illegal hook ups in the first place!
If you just investigate all the Electricians in the country you can stop the crooks who do the connecting!
I know because I was offered the service by one of the pros.
Good, MORE
Excellent news. You want electricity, then pay for it.
Pay for it?
Surely you jest.
They are entitled to steal........anything they want.
whats going on at plaza central in santo domingo?
they love to steal the luz.
u need to understand the owners of this plaza are very poor people in fact i know for sure many of them live in one campo.
choo choo train.
all abaord.
the rich steal from the poor what a great country.
good comment tell that to the people like plaza central.
i can understand the poor that have nothing but when the baseball players open clubs in the dr and rob the luz when big business robs the luz,
man thats mess up.
Anyhow a step in the right direction.