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IESCO Shutdown Schedule 10 and 11 November 2026: 384 Feeder Entries in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum and Chakwal

IESCO shutdown schedule for 10 and 11 November 2026: 187 and 197 feeders in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum and Chakwal, most off from 9 am to 2 pm.

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IESCO press release page listing power suspension schedules for 10 and 11 November 2026

Short answer: IESCO has listed 187 feeders for power cuts on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, and 197 feeder entries on Wednesday, 11 November 2026. Most cuts run from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. A few feeders go off at 7:00 am or 8:00 am. Every cut on both notices is due to end at 2:00 pm.

The Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) posted both notices on its press release page as "Power Suspension Annual Maintenance Schedule". The 10 November notice is Press Release No 08:11/2026 and the 11 November notice is No 09:11/2026. We downloaded both on the night of 9 to 10 November and counted every feeder by circle. Find your feeder name on your bill, then search for it in the lists below.

IESCO press release page listing power suspension schedules for 11, 10 and 9 November 2026
Screenshot of iesco.com.pk, 10 November 2026

IESCO shutdown totals for 10 and 11 November

All six IESCO circles have feeders on both days: Islamabad, Rawalpindi City, Rawalpindi Cantt, Attock, Jhelum and Chakwal. Rawalpindi Cantt has the longest list on both days, with 41 feeders on Tuesday and 57 entries on Wednesday.

Circle10 November feeders11 November feeders
Islamabad2528
Rawalpindi City3229
Rawalpindi Cantt4157
Attock4331
Jhelum1724
Chakwal2928
Total entries187197

Kohala appears twice in the 11 November Rawalpindi Cantt list, so that circle has 56 distinct names. A few names, such as AOWHS, Mureed and PAF, appear in more than one circle. Those are most likely different feeders with the same name, so match your circle as well as the name.

Number of IESCO feeders shut down on 11 November 2026 in each circle

Feeders that go off early, before 9 am

Nine feeders on 10 November and seven on 11 November start earlier than 9:00 am. If you are on one of these, plan for the morning, not the late morning. They still end at 2:00 pm.

DayCircleFeedersTime
10 NovRawalpindi CityQadeer Road, KRL7:00 am to 2:00 pm
10 NovAttockKhan Abad, Bahtar Morh, Kashif Gul7:00 am to 2:00 pm
10 NovChakwalMureed, Al-Qaim Mill, PAF, K.S.M. Unit-37:00 am to 2:00 pm
11 NovRawalpindi CityQadeer Road, Al-Noor Colony7:00 am to 2:00 pm
11 NovJhelumWard No-8, Hayat Sir Road, Gujjar Khan City, Matwa, Kanggar Thathi8:00 am to 2:00 pm
IESCO feeders with early shutdown times on 10 and 11 November 2026

Islamabad feeders off on 10 and 11 November

All Islamabad feeders on both days are off from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Tuesday's list covers G-6, G-8, G-9, I-8, I-11, Banigala and Kotli Sattian. Wednesday's list covers G-6, C-8, F-8, G-9, I-10, I-11, Patriata and Pir Sohawa.

Tuesday 10 November, 25 feeders

Islamabad Club-I, Banigala, G-6, Sports Complex, F-6/1, G-8 Markaz, Khanna Dak, Service Road East, Tumair, E-8 Navy, G-9/3, I-8/3, I-11/2, New Exchange, Old United, Golra-II, Services, N.I.H, Mohra Noor, Company Bagh, TDCP, PAF, MCM, Tret and Kotli Sattian.

Wednesday 11 November, 28 feeders

Mohra Noor Banigala, G-6/3, Jinnah Super, C-8 (T&T Colony), Iqbal Town, Service Road East, Zia Masjid, Highway, Koral, UC Road, Khana East, Azad Shaheed, Khanna Dak, Ali Pur, F-8/3, I&T Center G-9/1, GOR, New I-10/2, Bela Road, Shah Allah Ditta, Phulgran, Sunny Bank, Cecil, Dehla, Patriata, Pir Sohawa, Balawara and I-11/1.

Service Road East and Khanna Dak are on both days. If you are on either one, expect two mornings without power in a row.

Rawalpindi City and Cantt feeders off on 10 and 11 November

Rawalpindi has 73 entries on Tuesday and 86 on Wednesday. Hospital feeders are on the list: the Q.Azam Hospital and Fauji Foundation Hospital feeders on both days, plus feeders named B.B.H and RIC on Tuesday. Hospitals on these feeders should have backup power ready.

Rawalpindi City, Tuesday 10 November

From 7:00 am: Qadeer Road and KRL. From 9:00 am: B.B.H, Q.Azam Hospital, Cobe Line, Commercial Centre, B-Block, Shakrial, AFOHS, Al-Noor Colony, Qayyumabad, Gangal, A Block, Fauji Colony, Muslimabad, Iqbal Road-II, Tehmasma Abad, Major Masood, Gawalmandi, Bagh Sardaran, Zeeshan Colony, Kiyani Road, New Race Course, Capt. Amir Shaheed, G-15, G-15/1, G-15/4, Seham, Range Road, Chakra, Benazir Bhutto S and CDL Colony.

Rawalpindi City, Wednesday 11 November

From 7:00 am: Qadeer Road and Al-Noor Colony. From 9:00 am: Tehmasma Abad, Dhoke Hukamdad, A.P.H.S, AOWHS, Q.Azam Hospital, E-Block, Khurram Colony, Fazaiya Colony, Tariq Shaheed, Sector 4, Affandi Colony, Iqbal Road, Ali Market, Dhoke Khabba, Zafar ul Haq Road, Fawara Chowk, Jamia Masjid, Jinnah Road, Abu Bakar, Askari XI, Allama Iqbal, Dhoke Chaudhrian, Radio Pak-I, Bajniyal, Bajniyal-II, Lakhoo Road and Mohan Pura.

Rawalpindi Cantt, Tuesday 10 November, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm

Fauji Foundation Hospital, Mehboob Shaheed, RIC, Gracy Line, Takbeer-1, New GHQ, Kashmir Road, Jhangir Road, Rehmatabad-II, River Garden-II, Mohra Nagial, Topi Pump, AOWHS, Maj Riaz Manzoor, Dhok Noor, Moorat, Shah Jeven Colony, Chungi No. 22, Chakri, Sihala College, Maj Muhammad Hanif, Sep Ibrar Hussain, Ghumti, New Kalyam, Bhair Kalyal, Nishan-e-Haider, Mahoota, Gaggan, Fazal Ahmed Shaheed, Chehan, Chountra, Rajjar, SPD, SPF, Arsalan Poultry, Rangers Complex, HESCOL, SKY-47, Paryal, Askari-VII and Rose Lane.

Rawalpindi Cantt, Wednesday 11 November, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm

Kohala, Sowan Garden-I, Swan Garden-II, PAF, Chaklala, Takbeer-1, Jail Park, Pindi Board, Dhok Noor, Kalyal, Rose Lane, Gulshanabad, Defence Road, Askari-14, Mandra, Mandra-II, Hamid Jhangi, L.T.C, Pakistan Railway, Tipu Road, Macca Chowk, Car Chowk, Fauji Foundation Hospital, AOWHS, Ex-Lawyer Colony D, Mehboob Shaheed, Model Town, Jhanda, Park View, Humayun Road-I, PGHS-1, Girja-I, Cantt, Paryal, Dhoke Awan, Kahuta City-II, Nara Matore, Saghri, Kallar Syedan, Basali, Pind Jhatla, P.A.E.C.H.S, H.P.T-3, Islamabad Feed Mill, Reliance Weaving Mill, Jhatta Hathial, Industrial, Lab-No I, Lab-No II, Sukhu, Syed Kasran, Bhall, Sudhan Gali, Dhulli-1, Shahpur and Adyala.

Attock, Jhelum and Chakwal feeders off on 10 and 11 November

Attock has 43 entries on Tuesday and 31 on Wednesday, including Islamabad's outer housing areas such as B-17 and E-18 that IESCO runs from its Attock circle. Jhelum and Chakwal together have 46 entries on Tuesday and 52 on Wednesday.

Attock, Tuesday 10 November

From 7:00 am: Khan Abad, Bahtar Morh and Kashif Gul. From 9:00 am: Nawababad, Jalala, Behlot, Ban Bola (D/C), Wapda Town, A.W.T, Valley, Kohistan Enclave, Lala Zar, Ahmed Nagar, Col Sher Khan, Waisa, Musa D/C, Power Channel Co T/C, Shams Abad T/C, Hattian T/C, Qazi Abad T/C, Nartopa, Mehria Town, Shakardara (Multiple Circuit), P.M Housing Colony, Soni, Pindi Gheb, Hafizabad, Qutbal, Jand-2, Jand-1, Ahmedal, Laniwala, Mahfooz Shaheed, Injra, Sangjani, Shah Allah Ditta, Gulshan-e-Sehat (E-18), Paswal, AWT-4, Pind Parian, MPCHS B-17, Cabinet Division and Saray-e-Kharboza.

Attock, Wednesday 11 November, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm

Mushtaq Hussain, Kala Khan, Munirabad, Faisal Hills-1, Faisal Hills-2, Saifia Town, Millat Colony, Cabinet Division, Model Town, Shahia, Rashid Minhas, AWC Housing, Hassanabdal, Islampura, Sirka (D/C), Shadi Khan (D/C), Hazro (D/C), Gondal, Ghour Ghushti, Attock Rural, Akhori, Malhowali, Naka Kalan, Sajjad Shaheed, Fatehjang City-II, Pind Sultani, Dhurnal, Gulyal, Fateh Jang (Double Circuit), Maqsood Shaheed and Maira Sharif.

Jhelum, both days

Tuesday, 9:00 am: Saeela, Mandi Bhalwal, Khohar, Akram Shaheed, F-6 Machine Moh, F.9 (Chak Daulat), M. Riaz Shaheed, New Domeli, Sohan, Madu Kalas, Khai Kulia, Mumtaz Shaheed, Nai Khangah, Chappar Sharif, Shah Safeer, Karsal and Kanggar Thathi.

Wednesday, 8:00 am: Ward No-8, Hayat Sir Road, Gujjar Khan City, Matwa and Kanggar Thathi. Wednesday, 9:00 am: Bilal Town, Sana Ullah Shaheed, Karyala, Shamasabad, Chapran, F-8 Civil Line, Pakhwal, Mangla Cantt, Hasnote, Capt. Nisar Shaheed, Chotala, Dina-4 (City), Scheme-1, Bhai Khan, Kulia, Pind Mattay Khan, Baba Shaheed, Kountrilla and Qazian.

Chakwal, both days

Tuesday, 7:00 am: Mureed, Al-Qaim Mill, PAF and K.S.M. Unit-3. Tuesday, 9:00 am: Karyala, Pipli, Araa Bazar, Jamalwal, Sethi, Adhi, Dhudial Rural, Shahpur Syedan, Sarkal, C.S. Shah, Dharyala Jalip, Katas, Lilla Town, Katchery, Jalalpur, D.S. Bilawal, Dhok Ghazan, Dhurnakka, Dhurnal, Kot Gullah, Kot Shera, Lawa, Pichnand, Sukka and Sakasar.

Wednesday, 9:00 am: Balkassar, Line Park, Mureed, Miani, Main Bazar, Jand Awan, Dhudial City, Dhoda, Behkri, Lehr Sultan Pur, Rawal, Ahmed Abad, P.D. Khan, Abdullah Pur, Akwal, Bilalabad, Budhial, Daroot, Dhermond, Khuian, Mial, Multan Khurd, Patwali, Tamman, Wanhar, Al-Qadir Mills, Rizwan Mills and Pinwal.

How to check your feeder and get ready

Your feeder name is printed on your IESCO bill. If it is in the lists above, expect no power during the hours shown. These are planned cuts, so a call to 118 will not bring supply back early.

  1. Find the feeder name on your IESCO bill, near the reference number.
  2. Search for it in your circle's list above for the right day.
  3. Charge phones, UPS batteries and power banks the night before.
  4. Fill water tanks early if your building uses an electric pump.
  5. If power is still off after 2:00 pm, call 118 and note the complaint number.

If your feeder is not listed and power goes off, that is not this maintenance work. It may be routine load shedding or a fault. The IESCO load shedding schedule shows routine hours by feeder, and the IESCO annual maintenance schedule for 2026-27 shows when your feeder is due again.

Steps to check if your IESCO feeder is on the 10 or 11 November 2026 shutdown list

Who to call if power does not come back

Both IESCO notices ask consumers to call the IESCO helpline on 118 for more information. IESCO says it also posts shutdown schedules on its website and on its Facebook page (IESCO Updates) and X account (IESCO Official Pk). If 118 is busy, the offices in our IESCO complaint number list take complaints in person and by phone.

Maintenance work can finish late. If power is still off at 3:00 pm, register a fault complaint on 118 and keep the number. A planned cut that runs over becomes an ordinary outage, and the normal complaint rules apply. NEPRA's limits on planned cuts are explained in our guide to the planned power cut limit.

Common questions

Is there an IESCO shutdown on 10 November 2026?

Yes. IESCO's Press Release No 08:11/2026 lists 187 feeders in six circles for Tuesday, 10 November 2026, mostly from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Is there an IESCO shutdown on 11 November 2026?

Yes. Press Release No 09:11/2026 lists 197 feeder entries for Wednesday, 11 November 2026. All end at 2:00 pm.

What time will power go off in Islamabad?

From 9:00 am to 2:00 pm on every Islamabad circle feeder listed for both days.

Is a hospital feeder on the list?

Yes. The Q.Azam Hospital and Fauji Foundation Hospital feeders are listed on both days, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Why is IESCO cutting power?

The notices say the cuts are for annual system maintenance and construction or development work.

How do I know my feeder name?

It is printed on your IESCO bill. You can also ask 118 with your 14 digit reference number.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We downloaded the English notices for 10 and 11 November 2026 from IESCO's press release page on 10 November 2026 and counted the feeders ourselves. Earlier notices this month are in our IESCO shutdown schedule for 5 November. We did not visit the feeders, and IESCO can change or cancel planned work at short notice.

About the author

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan Era

Tax, Bills and Technology Writer

Ali Akhtar

Ali Akhtar is a young and curious voice here at Pakistan Era. He is currently pursuing his A-Levels and has a growing interest in Pakistan’s changing industrial landscape and educational trends. Ali likes to write in a way that helps him explain and explore the world around him. His writing reflects the perspective of the new generation navigating the evolving trends of Pakistan where technology, youth innovation, and shifting opportunities are reshaping the country’s future.

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