PC Dong Nai ensures safe, stable power supply during National Day holiday

18:46, 30/08/2026

Dong Nai Power Company Limited (PC Dong Nai) has implemented plans to ensure a safe, stable, and continuous power supply for political, cultural, and artistic activities, as well as residents' daily living and production needs, during the 2026 National Day holiday.

The PC Dong Nai Control Center is strengthening monitoring of power grid operations through the SCADA system, proactively tracking, detecting irregularities on the grid and promptly addressing them. Illustrative photo: Hoang Loc
The PC Dong Nai Control Center is strengthening monitoring of power grid operations through the SCADA system, proactively tracking, detecting irregularities on the grid and promptly addressing them. Illustrative photo: Hoang Loc

According to the plan, the power supply assurance period will run from 0:00 on August 29 through the end of September 2, 2026. During this period, PC Dong Nai will not carry out any work requiring the suspension or reduction of power supply to customers, except when responding to incidents.

The company has also directed its subordinate units to step up inspections and reinforce the power grid while developing flexible operating methods to ensure readiness to handle any situation that may arise. Priority is being given to supplying power to locations hosting political, cultural, and artistic activities; headquarters of Party and State agencies; national defense and security facilities; hospitals; clean water production facilities; and other critical areas.

PC Dong Nai arranges 398 incident response shifts during the National Day holiday. Illustrative photo: Hoang Loc
PC Dong Nai arranges 398 incident response shifts during the National Day holiday. Illustrative photo: Hoang Loc

During the holiday, PC Dong Nai has arranged 398 incident response shifts and organized forces to remain on duty around the clock in key areas and locations. Backup materials, equipment, vehicles, and communication systems have also been fully prepared to promptly address incidents and ensure a safe, continuous power supply.

In addition, PC Dong Nai advises residents not to fly kites or throw objects onto power lines, as such actions would violate safety corridors for the power grid.

By Hoang Loc – Translated by Minh Hong, Thu Ha