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LESCO Shutdown Schedule 16 November 2026: 253 Feeders in Lahore, Sheikhupura, Kasur, Okara and Nankana

LESCO shutdown schedule for 16 November 2026: 253 feeders in Lahore, Sheikhupura, Kasur, Okara and Nankana, 201 off from 9 am to 2 pm. Find your feeder here.

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan EraAli Akhtar6 min read
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LESCO load shedding and shutdown page with the Shutdown Schedule link that holds the 16 November 2026 list

Short answer: LESCO has approved 253 planned power shutdowns for Monday, 16 November 2026, the longest list this month. 201 entries run from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm and 52 run from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Sheikhupura circle has the most, with 61 entries, followed by Kasur with 48. One entry, Munir Shaheed Road in Gulberg, is cancelled.

The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) listed Monday at the end of its file "Approved Shut Down on 14-15 and 16-11-2026". We counted all 253 rows by circle, grid station and time. Saturday and Sunday are on our LESCO shutdown schedule for 14 and 15 November.

LESCO load shedding and shutdown schedule page with the Shutdown Schedule PDF link
Screenshot of lesco.gov.pk, 14 November 2026

253 LESCO feeders are on the 16 November shutdown list

Monday's list covers all nine LESCO circles, with 253 entries. That is about 20 per cent longer than the 209 entries on the 11 November list, which was the longest before it.

LESCO circleEntries on 16 NovemberMain grids on the list
Sheikhupura61Shamkey, 220 kV Kala Shah Kaku, Muridkey, Sheikhupura, Sharaqpur Road
Kasur48Bhai Pheru, Kasur New, Kot Radha Kishan, Ellahabad, Pattoki
Central (Lahore)36Jubilee Town, Valencia, Raiwind New
Northern (Lahore)29Shamkey, Rustam, Saggian, Badami Bagh
Okara27Haveli Lakha, Depalpur, Hujra Shah Muqeem, Sadar Gogera
Eastern (Lahore)19Shalamar-I, Shalamar-II
Nankana16Shahkot, Sangla Hill, Warburton, Bucheki, Malik Pur
Industrial division10Raiwind New, Chak-65
Southern (Lahore)7Walton Road, Ghazi New, Garden Town
Total253
Bar chart of LESCO shutdown entries on 16 November 2026 for the five largest circles

LESCO prints only a circle number on each row. The names above come from the division names on the same rows, using the numbering LESCO has used on every list this month.

Most cuts run from 9 am to 2 pm on Monday

201 of the 253 rows run from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. The other 52 run from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, and most of those are factory feeders on the Shamkey and 220 kV Kala Shah Kaku grids.

The remarks column lists the work: tree trimming, setting right jumpers, replacing bus bars, cross arms and fuse fittings, fixing loose sag, and the yearly "Annual Shut Down". Several Ferozewala feeders that were cancelled from the 15 November list, such as Rachna Town and Azmat Park, are on the Shamkey grid list for Monday instead.

Lahore city feeders on the 16 November list

Lahore's city circles have 91 entries. The biggest blocks are in Defence Road and Raiwind Road areas in the south of the city, and Shalamar in the east.

  • 132 kV Jubilee Town grid (15 feeders): Defence Road, Bhubtian Chowk, Shamas Bin Ikram, A and B Block, C and E Block, F and D Block, Mohlanwal Scheme, Dawood Residency, Army Welfare Trust, Indus Hospital, Spring Apartments, Mian Sharif Trust, Fatima Jinnah Institute Dental, Union Living and US Apparel.
  • 132 kV Valencia grid: Valencia-1, Valencia-2, Valencia-3, Mir Pur Jhuggian, Sadoki, Pine Avenue, King Edward Medical College, Nawaz Sharif Institute Cancer and NESPAK.
  • 132 kV Raiwind New grid: Arfeen, Sunder Road, Kot Baboo, Sehar Spinning and Umer Spinning, plus industrial feeders such as Interloop, Superior Textile, Eastern Dairy and Styler.
  • 132 kV Shalamar-I and Shalamar-II grids: Riaz Ahmad Road, Pakistan Mint, Shalamar Town, Sohrawardi Street, Data Flour Mill, Zaitoon Colony, G.T. Road, Bilal Colony and several steel furnace feeders.
  • Other city feeders: Model Colony and Al-Noor Town (Walton Road), Peer Naseer (Ghazi New), Ghousia (Lefo), Ghosia Colony (Wallington Mall), Tauheed Park (Johar Town-II), Shah Jamal (Shadman), Akbar Chowk (Township), Moon Market (Saidpur), Raj Garh (Qurtaba) and Masoom Shah (Badami Bagh).

Indus Hospital, the Nawaz Sharif cancer institute and King Edward Medical College are on the list. Hospitals usually switch to backup power during planned work, but visitors should expect slower lifts and services that morning.

Sheikhupura, Kasur, Okara and Nankana feeders

Outside Lahore, the Shamkey grid near Muridke and the 220 kV Kala Shah Kaku grid carry the longest runs. Most of these are steel, textile and other factory feeders, many off from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Grid stationSome feeder namesTime
220 kV Kala Shah KakuBughian Manawan, Old Industrial, OK Industries, Lahore Cable, Haddoke, Zafar ParkMostly 10 am to 3 pm
132 kV MuridkeySKP Bedad, Ashraf Poly, Hafiz Flour Mill, Kot Yaqoob9 am to 2 pm
132 kV SheikhupuraD-102, E-102, G-102, Faisalabad Road9 am to 2 pm
132 kV AyeshaHabib Colony, Sargodha Road, Ghazni Road9 am to 2 pm
132 kV Bhai PheruKot Maji, Hakam Textile, Saharan Kay, Baghiana Kalan, United Auto, Eid Gah Road9 am to 2 pm
132 kV Haveli LakhaPir Ghani, Sulemanki, Milk Plant, Bonga Saleh, Chak Bawa, Peer Islam9 am to 2 pm
132 kV DepalpurChohan Shama, Godhara, Mol Musa, Pippli Pahar, Nehran Wala9 am to 2 pm
132 kV Shahkot, Sangla Hill, WarburtonA-1, S-3, S-5, City-3, Noor Garden, H-102 (Rorhi Wala), Fateh Darya9 am to 2 pm
Steps to check if your LESCO feeder is on the 16 November 2026 shutdown list

The one cancelled entry

Serial 29, the Munir Shaheed Road feeder in Rehman Pura sub division of Gulberg on the 132 kV Garden Town grid, is cancelled. LESCO's note says it was already off with the transformer shutdown on 14 November, when the Garden Town grid panel was replaced.

How to check your feeder and prepare

Your feeder name and code are on your LESCO bill. Match the name and the grid station, because names like Ghousia, Company Bagh and City-3 repeat across circles.

  1. Find the feeder name and code on your electricity bill.
  2. Open the Shutdown Schedule PDF on LESCO's load shedding and shutdown page.
  3. Scroll to the section headed "Approved Shut Down on 16-11-2026".
  4. Check that the grid station and sub division match your bill.
  5. Charge phones and UPS batteries on Sunday night and fill water tanks before 9 am.
  6. If power is still off well after 2 pm (or 3 pm for the later group), call LESCO on 118.

For the full method, see our guide to checking a planned power shutdown on LESCO and IESCO. To find which grid serves your feeder, use our LESCO grid station list. Complaint lines are on our LESCO complaint number page.

Common questions

Is there a LESCO shutdown on 16 November 2026?

Yes. LESCO's approved list for Monday, 16 November 2026 has 253 entries in all nine circles. One of them is cancelled.

What time will the power go off on 16 November?

201 feeders are off from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. 52 feeders, mostly factories on the Shamkey and Kala Shah Kaku grids, are off from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Which Lahore areas are on the 16 November list?

Defence Road, Mohlanwal and Jubilee Town, Valencia, Raiwind Road, Shalamar, Walton Road and Shadman all have feeders on the list.

Which circle has the most shutdowns?

Sheikhupura circle has 61 entries, followed by Kasur with 48 and Lahore's Central circle with 36.

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.

Will there be load shedding as well on 16 November?

Planned shutdowns and daily load shedding are separate lists. Check the load management schedule for your feeder on the same LESCO page.

How we verified this

What we checked and where we read it.

Checked on 14 November 2026, about 03:30 PKT. Source: the "Approved Shut Down on 16-11-2026" section of LESCO's file "Approved Shut Down on 14-15 and 16-11-2026", linked as "Shutdown Schedule" on the LESCO load shedding and shutdown page. The circle totals, time counts and feeder examples are our own count from that file.

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.

TopicsLESCOShutdown ScheduleLahoreSheikhupuraKasurLoad Shedding