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Khuzestan Offices to Close Wednesday Amid Rising Temperatures – Official Announcement
Khuzestan Implements Temporary Office Closures to Manage Energy Demand
Ahvaz, Iran – Government offices in Khuzestan province will remain closed on Wednesday due to rising temperatures and increased pressure on the electricity grid, according to an official statement from the provincial governorate.
The decision, approved by Governor Seyed Mohammad Reza Mowlavizadeh, aims to balance energy consumption and ensure grid stability during peak demand. The move follows requests from regional power distribution and transmission companies.
Exemptions & Essential Services
While most administrative offices will suspend operations, critical sectors—including emergency response units, hospitals, fire departments, and shift-based services—will continue functioning as usual.
Bank and insurance branches will operate based on decisions by the Banking and Insurance Coordination Council.
Background & Context
Khuzestan has faced recurring high temperatures this summer, prompting proactive measures to prevent power outages. The temporary closure aligns with broader energy management strategies to maintain infrastructure resilience.
This announcement follows similar adjustments in other provinces, reflecting coordinated efforts to address seasonal energy challenges.
Further updates will be provided as official directives evolve.
