Japan issues warning over tight energy supply in Tokyo, other areas

Japan issues warning over tight energy supply in Tokyo, other areas

Photo taken on March 22, 2022, shows the head office of Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. The Japanese government issued a warning over tight energy supply the previous day, asking people in Tokyo and some other areas under the jurisdiction of Tokyo Electric to save electricity as the utility expects a power shortage on March 22 due to cold weather and the suspension of some power plants due to the powerful earthquake that hit northeastern Japan on March 16.

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