LUDHIANA: Long power cuts proceed to be a serious problem for citizens of Ludhiana. Even on Sunday, power cuts came about for four to five hours. As a outcome, other folks in numerous areas needed to undergo immense warmth. Power cuts mostly occurred in Jalandhar Byepass, Salem Tabri, Gill Road, Model Town, and BRS Nagar.
Officials of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) claimed they have been solving poles broken because of the typhoon a couple of days ago. Jalandhar Bypass resident Bani Mahajan said: “I'm a housewife. I've to make breakfast, lunch, and do many other household chores, which I’m not in a position to do without power, so it is really tough for me to accomplish all my day by day tasks with such power cuts.”
Factory proprietor Rajesh Kumar said: “Due to these power cuts, infrequently we have to face heavy losses. Without electricity, our workers can’t work, which impacts their production. They can’t preserve their goods for a long time without power.” Salem Tabri resident Geeta added: “The executive has to take some serious steps relating to this drawback, because because of these cuts, shopkeepers, housewives, and children all must undergo. And when we name the electricity board officials, they don’t even reply.”
PSPCL leader engineer Sanjeev Kumar mentioned: “I'm really not acutely aware of areas the place power is off, but when someone contacts me, I'm at all times there to fix the problem. By subsequent week, we will be able to have 20 additional telephone traces, so other folks can contact us simply. The Punjab executive has sanctioned Rs64.82 crore for strengthening the power distribution network of Ludhiana town. This challenge will change the power state of affairs of Ludhiana, and we are putting in our entire effort to make this challenge a hit.”
Officials of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) claimed they have been solving poles broken because of the typhoon a couple of days ago. Jalandhar Bypass resident Bani Mahajan said: “I'm a housewife. I've to make breakfast, lunch, and do many other household chores, which I’m not in a position to do without power, so it is really tough for me to accomplish all my day by day tasks with such power cuts.”
Factory proprietor Rajesh Kumar said: “Due to these power cuts, infrequently we have to face heavy losses. Without electricity, our workers can’t work, which impacts their production. They can’t preserve their goods for a long time without power.” Salem Tabri resident Geeta added: “The executive has to take some serious steps relating to this drawback, because because of these cuts, shopkeepers, housewives, and children all must undergo. And when we name the electricity board officials, they don’t even reply.”
PSPCL leader engineer Sanjeev Kumar mentioned: “I'm really not acutely aware of areas the place power is off, but when someone contacts me, I'm at all times there to fix the problem. By subsequent week, we will be able to have 20 additional telephone traces, so other folks can contact us simply. The Punjab executive has sanctioned Rs64.82 crore for strengthening the power distribution network of Ludhiana town. This challenge will change the power state of affairs of Ludhiana, and we are putting in our entire effort to make this challenge a hit.”
No relief from power cuts in Ludhiana
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June 06, 2018
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