By Baguio City Power Interruption Schedule: May 5-9, 2026
UPDATE May 20, 2026 10:53 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 BENECO onTuesday, May 5, 2026 to Saturday, May 9, 2026.
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BENECO Power Interruption (May 5 to May 9, 2026)
| Areas Affected | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|
| May 5, 2026 Tuesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Pico-Lamtang Road, Puguis (parts of Bektey and areas near Marosan's to INC- Longlong) | Rerouting of secondary lines affected by ongoing construction |
| May 6, 2026 Wednesday 12:00 MN to 1:00 AM | ATOK: Abiang (Halsema), Topdac, Sayangan, Paayan, Englandad, Catubo | Correction of hotspots |
| Whole of Bokod except Ambuklao | ||
| Whole of Kabayan except Lusod, Ballay, Pacso, Tawangar, parts of Gusaran and Poblacion | ||
| BUGUIAS: Natubleng, parts of Amgaleyguey (Sepadan and Pakpakitan) | ||
| KIBUNGAN: Madaymen (except Napsong) | ||
| BAKUN: Ampusongan (Cabutotan and Namagtey) | ||
| May 6, 2026 Wednesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | SABLAN: Part of Bayabas (Sitio Pidawan and Beckes) | Swapping of distribution transformers |
| LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Alno (Sunflower Homes, Doakan and part of Mati-e) | ||
| ITOGON: Parts of Gumadang (Kawa, Alumit, Dalisay, Besil, Dapong, Sabdang, Duhot) | ||
| May 7, 2026 Thursday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Whole of Dominican Hill - Mirador, Lourdes Subdivision Proper, part of San Roque Village (areas along San Roque Extension Rd.), part of Middle Rock Quarry (Purok 4 and areas tapped at Dominican Hill Road), part of Upper Rock Quarry (areas tapped at Udhi Cmdp.) | Restructuring of primary assemblies to improve line clearance |
| LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Sadjatan and parts of Lower Wangal | Rerouting and uprating of secondary lines affected by ongoing construction | |
| ITOGON: Whole of Lower Lucnab, Tuding | Relocation of secondary pole affected by proposed construction | |
| May 8, 2026 Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BUGUIAS: Amlimay, Central Buguias and part of Amgaleyguey | Relocation of primary pole affected by ongoing construction Facilitate ROW clearing |
| KABAYAN: Lusod, Ballay, Pacso, Tawangar, parts of Gusaran and Poblacion | ||
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Purok 24A, San Carlos Hts., Irisan (Saint Joseph St.) | Uprating of communal distribution transformer | |
| BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Irisan (Irisville Subd., Purok 20, St. Patrick Subd.) | Installation of communal distribution transformer for load splitting | |
| LA TRINIDAD: Parts of Alapang (part of Samoyao and Proper) | Relocation of primary pole affected by ongoing construction | |
| May 9, 2026 Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM | BAGUIO CITY: Parts of Irisan (parts of Prk. 2 Ambayao, parts of Prk. 7 - Tacio St., Alemars St., Conon St.) | Installation of communal distribution transformer for load splitting Uprating of communal distribution transformer |
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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, especially those that are scheduled, can disrupt daily routines and activities in significant ways. For residents of Baguio City, a community that thrives on both tourism and local businesses, these interruptions can affect everything from work productivity to entertainment options. During the announced power interruption period from May 5 to May 9, 2026, it’s important to plan ahead. Consider stocking up on necessary supplies, like candles, flashlights, and non-perishable food, to ensure you are well-prepared. Additionally, businesses may consider offering temporary adjustments in their services or hours to accommodate the loss of power. Residents also need to think about how to keep perishable items in their refrigerators safe. Using coolers and managing the opening of refrigerator doors can help prolong the life of food items. By being proactive and understanding the ramifications of scheduled interruptions, individuals can minimize inconveniences and maintain a semblance of normalcy during these times.
Tips for Staying Informed and Prepared
Staying informed about utility schedules and prepared for power interruptions is essential for residents and businesses alike. To ensure you’re up-to-date on the latest information from BENECO, consider subscribing to their alerts via SMS or following them on social media platforms. Many local communities also have dedicated groups where updates are shared quickly, allowing residents to receive real-time information from fellow community members. In addition to tracking power outages, have a backup plan in place for your essential devices—especially if you rely on them for work or communication. This might involve ensuring your mobile devices are fully charged beforehand or investing in portable battery banks. Additionally, you could explore the use of generators for critical needs, while always prioritizing safety. By engaging with your community and leveraging technology, you can effectively remain one step ahead of power interruptions and maintain peace of mind during scheduled outages.
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