Over 5,000 households in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, will have their electricity remotely disconnected on July 27th due to outstanding debt. The disconnections will be carried out by the automated accounting and control system for electric energy (AISKUÉ). This action targets residents with significant arrears in their electricity payments. Authorities have not specified the exact amount of debt triggering disconnection, but the scale indicates a widespread issue. The move aims to address the growing problem of unpaid utility bills in the capital city. Residents are urged to settle their debts to avoid power outages. This is a measure to enforce payment compliance and maintain the stability of the electricity supply network.