Power outage continues to inconvenience residents

Residents of Sadhu Nagar, Trivedi Camp, Bhankharpur, and Sundarnagar endured a 20-hour long powercut as the outage from Tuesday stretched over to Wednesday here. A Bhankharpur resident said, “Villages falling under Lalru PSCl Division, Mubarikpur Sub-Division and Dera Bassi Tehsil...

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 07:11 AM Sep 12, 2024 IST

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Residents of Sadhu Nagar, Trivedi Camp, Bhankharpur, and Sundarnagar endured a 20-hour long powercut as the outage from Tuesday stretched over to Wednesday here.

A Bhankharpur resident said, “Villages falling under Lalru PSCl Division, Mubarikpur Sub-Division and Dera Bassi Tehsil were without power since, last night. The PSPCL employees were on a strike for three days due to which no one was repairing the fault and the officials were not answering our calls. There is a shoratge of drinking water here.” Supply resumed at 7pm today.

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