Damaged high-tension cable fixed near Punjab Agricultural University gate

Ludhiana, July 27 The work for repairing underground high-tension cable on Ferozepur Road near one of the gates of Punjab Agricultural University was done today. The underground cable got damaged on Wednesday and the PSPCL had called an expert team...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:23 PM Jul 28, 2024 IST

Ludhiana, July 27

The work for repairing underground high-tension cable on Ferozepur Road near one of the gates of Punjab Agricultural University was done today. The underground cable got damaged on Wednesday and the PSPCL had called an expert team from Delhi for repairing the same. It was the second time that the cable got damaged within one-and-a-half month.

After the cable got damaged, the load was shifted to alternate cable and power was restored but the fault was removed today. It took around seven hours to repair the damaged cable.

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