Zirakpur reels under power cuts

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Updated At : 12:50 PM Aug 11, 2020 IST

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Zirakpur, August 10

Residents of the town today reeled under frequent power outages for the third day running. Swastik Vihar, Sushma Villas, Skynet Towers and housing societies near VIP Road were the worst hit.

On Saturday and Sunday, most parts of the town faced power outages for close to eight hours. VIP Road, Baltana, Babhat, Jarnail Enclave (Phase II), Swastik Vihar, Dashmesh Nagar, Silver City, Shivalik Vihar were the affected areas.

Officials of the PSPCL said there was a problem with the feeder line. The Banur-Babhat line needs to be connected with the Aerocity area for which a tower is being installed. — TNS

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