LESCO Shutdown Schedule 11 November 2026: 209 Feeders in Lahore, Sheikhupura, Kasur, Okara and Nankana

The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) posted the file "Approved Shut Down on 11-11-2026" on its load shedding and shutdown page on the evening of 10 November. We downloaded the nine-page PDF and counted every row by circle and grid station. Sheikhupura circle has the longest list, with 46 entries, followed by Lahore's Eastern circle with 45 and Kasur with 41.

209 LESCO feeders are on the 11 November shutdown list

The approved list for 11 November has 209 entries across all nine LESCO circles. That is far longer than the 120 entries on the 5 November shutdown list. Each row gives the circle number, division, sub division, feeder code, feeder name, grid station and time.

LESCO prints only a circle number. We matched each number to its circle from the division names on the rows, as we did for earlier lists. So the circle names below are our reading, and the division names come straight from the file.

Most cuts run from 9 am to 2 pm

198 of the 209 rows show 0900-1400 in the time column, which means 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Eight rows show 1000-1500, which means 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Three rows leave the time cell blank. They sit under rows marked 9 am to 2 pm in the same block, so plan for the same hours.

The later 10 am to 3 pm window covers seven feeders of the 132 kV Sangla Hill grid and the Okara Cantt (MES) feeder of the 132 kV Okara Cantt grid. In Sangla Hill these are Pandoriyan, H-102 (Rorhi Wala), S-2, City-I, City-3, Noor Garden and Iqbal Pura.

The remarks column explains the work. It lists tree trimming, setting right jumpers, replacing bus bars and fuse fittings, fixing loose sag in lines and replacing worn conductor. Several rows are marked "Annual Shut Down", the yearly maintenance each feeder gets.

Lahore city feeders on the 11 November list

Lahore's four city circles have 80 entries between them. Most of the Eastern circle list sits on just two grids, Bata Pur and Bhogiwal, so large parts of Shalamar, Wahga and Baghbanpura will be without power at the same time.

• Bata Pur grid (20 feeders): Manawan, Momanpura, Ravi Syphon, Taqi Pura, Atto Kay Awan, Wahga, Data Park, Bhaseen, Ghurki Hospital, Bismillah, Dayal, Al Hafeez Garden Phase-II and others in Shalamar, Sahafi Colony and Wahga sub divisions.
• Bhogiwal grid (17 feeders): Siddiqi, Bhagatpura, China Scheme-1, WASA, Hadiyan Wala Road and a long run of steel furnace and re-rolling feeders in Baghbanpura.
• Shalamar-I and Shalamar-II grids: Karol Tube Well, Umer-e-Farooq, Sialkot Road and Alia Town.
• Allama Iqbal Town grid: Ayubia, Sheikh Zaid and Kidney Center feeders in Gulberg division.
• Johar Town and Johar Town-II grids: Judicial Colony, Nadra, Wasa Disposal, Gulshan e Rehman and PSFD.
• Other city feeders: Ravi Colony and Olympia (Bhati Gate), Nishter Road (Mochi Gate), Litton Road and Rahat Park (Qurtaba), Waris Colony and Jewan Hana (Saidpur), Club and Defence No.5 (Defence), Mian Park (Fateh Garh), Ittehad Colony (Lefo), Rani Pind (Press Club Colony), Padro Road, Shera Kot and Fazal Colony (220 kV Bund Road).

Three hospital feeders are on the list: Sheikh Zaid, Kidney Center and Ghurki Hospital. These are marked as exempted feeders, which normally escape load shedding, but planned maintenance still applies to them.

Sheikhupura, Kasur, Okara and Nankana feeders

Outside Lahore, the 132 kV Bhikki grid near Sheikhupura has the single longest run on the whole list, with 29 feeders. Most are textile and industrial feeders, including the Nishat, Crescent, Amin Textile and Ejaz Spinning lines, plus Bhikki, Kotla and Nawan Kot.

The single cancelled entry is serial 1, a domestic rural feeder in Syed Wala sub division of Bucheki division on the 132 kV Ali Jaj grid. LESCO's note says it was cancelled because the feeder is already off under Bucheki's annual shutdown.

How to check your feeder and prepare

Your feeder name and code are printed on your LESCO bill. Match the name, and the grid station if you can, against the file. Many names repeat across circles, so a match on name alone can mislead you.

1. Find the feeder name on your electricity bill.
2. Open the shutdown schedule PDF on the LESCO load shedding and shutdown page.
3. Search the file for your feeder name and check the circle and grid station match.
4. Charge phones, power banks and UPS batteries on the night of 10 November.
5. Fill water tanks before 9 am, because motors will not run during the cut.
6. If power is still off well after 2 pm (or 3 pm in Sangla Hill and Okara Cantt), call LESCO on 118.

For the full method, see our guide to checking a planned power shutdown on LESCO and IESCO. Daily load shedding hours by feeder are a separate list, covered in our LESCO load shedding schedule guide. For complaint lines and service centres, use our LESCO complaint number page.

Common questions

Is there a LESCO shutdown on 11 November 2026?

Yes. LESCO's approved list for Wednesday, 11 November 2026 has 209 entries in all nine circles. One of them is cancelled.

What time will the power go off?

Most feeders are off from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Eight feeders in Sangla Hill and Okara Cantt are off from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Which Lahore areas are on the list?

The biggest Lahore blocks are on the Bata Pur and Bhogiwal grids, covering Shalamar, Wahga, Manawan and Baghbanpura. Gulberg, Johar Town, Defence, Samanabad and Gulshan-e-Ravi also have feeders.

Why does LESCO shut down feeders?

The file lists maintenance work: tree trimming, jumpers, bus bars, fuse fittings, loose line sag and worn conductor. Some feeders are on their yearly annual shutdown.

Can the shutdown end early or run late?

Yes. Work can finish early, and it can overrun. If power is still off long after the listed time, call 118 and quote your reference number.

Where is the shutdown list for other days?

LESCO posts each day's file on its load shedding and shutdown page, usually the evening before. Our daily pages count each list when it appears.

Last checked: 10 November 2026, about 21:30 PKT, from LESCO's "Approved Shut Down on 11-11-2026" file on lesco.gov.pk.