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The finance director of Breshna, Mirwais Alimi, told the BBC that the central prison was among its worst clients.
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"We can't cut electricity to Kabul Water Directorate because it will deprive water to a lot of people, " Mr Alimi said.
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"We have decided to cut the electricity of the central prison during the daytime to send a message, " Mr Alimi said.
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In 2000 Hoji Alimi, an Iranian-born biologist, bought the license for the technology for his company, Oculus, originally started to develop a cancer treatment.
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But Mr Alimi reserved praise for the defence ministry which it said paid all its bills on time despite being a big consumer of electricity.
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Mr. Alimi has been jailed four times in the past decade.
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When Mr. Alimi and others reached the Nile that afternoon and sought a way to cross the river, tear gas began to rain down on marchers.
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Mr Alimi said the ministry of justice, which administers the prison, and the ministries of information and culture, higher education and communications were the other big defaulters.
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Mr Alimi says the company is also owed money by the offices of several provincial governors and police chiefs and would consider cutting electricity to those offices should they fail to pay their bills.
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Mr. Alimi's mother, Ikram Yussuf, 54 years old, served six months in prison in 1977, during the historic bread riots, the last time Egyptians took to the streets en masse to protest rising prices.
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