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Protesting PSEB engineers warn of power disruption

Protesting PSEB engineers warn of power disruption

The protesting PSEB Engineers Association today warned that Punjab may face “power interruptions” due to “shortage of manpower”. - File photo



Patiala, November 27

The protesting PSEB Engineers Association today warned that Punjab may face “power interruptions” due to “shortage of manpower”. In a letter to the PSPCL management, the association said: “Most unions/associations are on mass casual leave from November 15 and the same has been extended till December 6...Punjab could face power interruptions due to manpower shortage.” — TNS


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