Kinnaur areas to face power disruption today

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Kinnaur, Updated At : 10:07 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST

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Various areas of Kinnaur district will experience disruption in power supply on October 24.

“Due to the work of connecting 22 KV New Sangla Feeder and 22 KV Express Feeder to the newly constructed 66/22 KV substation in Shong, there would be a disruption in power supply in the entire regions of will be a disruption in power supply in the entire regions of Sangla Valley, Rakchham, and Chitkul on October 24 from 9 am to 6 pm,” said Executive Engineer of the Electricity Department, Tashi Negi.

He has requested public cooperation amid inconvenience caused due to the power outage.

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