By Baguio City Power Interruption Schedule: March 24-28, 2026
UPDATE May 20, 2026 10:54 AM:
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As announced by the Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO), here are areas in Benguet that will be affected by scheduled power interruptions by NGCP and BENECO onTuesday, March 24, 2026 to Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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BENECO Power Interruption (March 24-28, 2026)
| Areas Affected | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|
| March 24, 2026 Tuesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Camp 7 (Lower West , Mangitit, Youngland, Carino Village, parts of Carantes) | Relocation of primary pole due to its unstable location |
| March 25, 2026 Wednesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Evangelista St., Leonilla Hill, Malvar, Lopez Jaena, South Sanitary Camp and Trancoville (including Don Bosco) | Relocation of transformer pole due to ongoing construction |
| LA TRINIDAD: Bayabas, Pico (along Pico Rd.), Shamolog, Chinese Village, Puguis (along Puguis rd.), Wangal, Buyagan, Bineng, Poblacion LT | Replacement of bumped primary pole | |
| SABLAN: Bagong, Botot, Bayuga, Banengbeng | ||
| LA TRINIDAD: part of Balili LT (parts of Tebteb) | Relocation of secondary pole inside private property | |
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Bakakeng Norte/Sur (parts of Eagle Crest Phase I) | Relocation of primary pole due to its unstable location | |
| March 26, 2026 Thursday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | ITOGON: Parts of Ampucao (Tangke, Tococ Simpa) | Installation of sole-use distribution transformer |
| BUGUIAS: Lengaoan, Sinipsip, Parts of Amgaleyguey, Buyacaoan, and Abatan | Facilitate preventive maintenance of the substation Restructuring of primary pole and retensioning of primary lines Installation of intermediate pole Facilitate line clearing Correction of leaning pole | |
| Whole of Bakun EXCEPT Kayapa, Lamew | ||
| KIBUNGAN: Palina, Parts of Madaymen | ||
| March 27, 2026 Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Pico-Lamtang Road, Parts of Puguis (Little Kibungan Village and Pul-og) | Extension of secondary pole |
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Irisan (St. Patrick Rd., and San Carlos Heights) | Relocation and reconfiguration of transformer pole | |
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Middle Quezon Hill, Quezon Hill Proper, Victoria Village | Relocation of secondary pole | |
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Pinget (Parts of Prk. 4 (near Soro Store), Parts of Prk. 5 and Parts of Prk. 6) | Uprating of overloaded communal distribution transformer | |
| LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Dreamland Subd. (Sapphire Street, Ruby Street, Diamond Street), Pico | Restructuring of secondary assembly to improve of line clearances and Reconductoring of secondary lines | |
| LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Poblacion LT (Central Buyagan) | Relocation of secondary pole inside private property | |
| March 28, 2026 Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | SABLAN: Parts of Ambacuag, Banangan | Rerouting of primary and secondary lines |
| TUBLAY: Parts of Caponga (Parts of Acop near Immaculate Conception Parish Church and Pasnaan) | Extension of primary line and installation of sole-use distribution transformer | |
| ITOGON: Parts of Anteg-in, Loacan | Rerouting of secondary structure due to ongoing building construction | |
| LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Ambiong LT (Riverside, parts of Upper Ambiong LT) | Extension of secondary lines |
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Cable & Communication Companies
In BENECO’s advisory, all concerned Cable & Communication Companies are advised to inspect and institute necessary safety measures or actions on their cables or lines attached to the affected BENECO poles.
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For other questions and concerns:
For more information and concerns, contact BENECO at any of these numbers:
- LANDLINE: 637-4400 local 605 to 607
- SMART: 09088657202
- GLOBE: 09175921698
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SOURCE: BENECO
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Understanding the Impact of Power Interruptions on Daily Life
Power interruptions can significantly affect daily routines, especially in a vibrant city like Baguio. During the scheduled outages from March 24 to March 28, 2026, residents should prepare for changes in their daily activities. It’s important to consider how these interruptions will impact essential functions such as cooking, working from home, and maintaining school schedules. Residents are advised to charge portable devices beforehand and stock up on essential items that may require electricity, such as food items that need refrigeration. Furthermore, businesses should plan ahead to minimize the disruption caused by these outages, whether it means adjusting operating hours, informing customers, or utilizing backup batteries for critical devices. Awareness and preparation can make navigating these interruptions smoother and less stressful.
Tips for Preparing Your Home for Scheduled Power Interruptions
Preparation is key to minimizing the inconvenience of power interruptions. Start by making an inventory of items that depend on electricity, such as electronics and appliances. Consider investing in or locating backup power solutions like uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) or generators if you heavily rely on electricity for work or medical devices. Additionally, ensure that your home is stocked with non-perishable food items and bottled water to cover the duration of the outage. Safety should also be a priority; check that you have working flashlights, batteries, and candles on hand. Lastly, it’s a good idea to connect with neighbors to form a support system—share resources and keep each other informed of any developments in the situation. By taking these steps, residents can help ensure that their homes remain functional and comfortable during the power interruptions.
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