Covid-19: abonnés du CEB vous allez être soulagés

4 years, 9 months ago - April 01, 2020

Le porte-monnaie, lui au moins, ne pètera pas de fusible. Un communiqué émis par le CEB (voir ci-dessous) stipule qu’aucune pénalité ne sera appliquée pour paiement tardif après la période de confinement.

Qui plus est, alors que tous les Mauriciens sont contraints de rester chez eux et que la consommation d’électricité a certainement grimpé, les factures relatives à cette période de confinement seront basées sur un calcul basé sur celles des mois précédents.

Text by lexpress.mu

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