Power shut down at Gračanica monastery
The Kosovo Electricity Coroporation (KEK) has shut down the power at Gračanica and Dević monasteries, Radio KiM reports.
Friday, 04.09.2009.
09:40
The Kosovo Electricity Coroporation (KEK) has shut down the power at Gracanica and Devic monasteries, Radio KiM reports. The Mother Superior from Devic, Anastasija, confirmed that KEK representatives had come to turn off the electricity there on Monday. Power shut down at Gracanica monastery She said that KEK representatives had come two days after the company had issued them a final warning to pay their bills. "We're getting by now thanks to KFOR, who are helping us from their own resources, while KEK have told us to contact them when we decide to meet their conditions," she said. According to a statement from the monastery, KEK employees disconnected the overhead power cable supplying electricity to the monastery. “KEK employees threatened to cut all cables if there were any attempts to switch the power on from the other side of the monastery,” the statement continues. A KEK spokesman told Radio KiM that the measures had been taken because the monastery was refusing to pay its bills. “We treat everyone the same way. There are also quite a few mosques where we’ve turned the power off, and Catholic churches. The same rules apply to all of them,” he said. The spokesman added that power would be restored to Gracanica once an agreement was signed with KEK and once the bills were paid. Gracanica monastery (FoNet, archive)
Power shut down at Gračanica monastery
She said that KEK representatives had come two days after the company had issued them a final warning to pay their bills."We're getting by now thanks to KFOR, who are helping us from their own resources, while KEK have told us to contact them when we decide to meet their conditions," she said.
According to a statement from the monastery, KEK employees disconnected the overhead power cable supplying electricity to the monastery.
“KEK employees threatened to cut all cables if there were any attempts to switch the power on from the other side of the monastery,” the statement continues.
A KEK spokesman told Radio KiM that the measures had been taken because the monastery was refusing to pay its bills.
“We treat everyone the same way. There are also quite a few mosques where we’ve turned the power off, and Catholic churches. The same rules apply to all of them,” he said.
The spokesman added that power would be restored to Gračanica once an agreement was signed with KEK and once the bills were paid.
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