Islamabad: (PNP News) After the long breakdown across the country, electricity has started to be restored in different areas.
According to the National Transmission and Dispatch Company, power has been restored from Kala Shah Kaku and Narang Mandi grid stations, power restoration process has started at various grid stations of LESCO, power supply has been restored at Sheikhupura grid stations.
Power supply has been restored on NTD 220 KV Band Road, Ghazi, New Kot Lakhpat and Old Kot Lakhpat, LESCO sources said that supply to 132 KV grid stations will be started in a phased manner.
According to the sources, electricity was also restored to 90 feeders connected to different grid stations in ISCO region. To protect the system from overloading, the feeders are being restored in a phased manner. has been restored.
According to Mapco officials, power supply has been restored to 132 KV Jampur, Fazilpur, DG Khan 1, Dajal and Sanjarpur grid stations, and there is power supply from Warsak Dam and Och Power Plant, SEPCO also said. It is said that electricity is being supplied in some areas, restoration has been done in flood affected areas, electricity has been restored in the areas of Nowshehro Feroze, Larkana and Khairpur Nathan Shah.
According to the Kesco spokesperson, electricity has been restored from Sabi 220 KV transmission line to Sabi, at present electricity is being supplied to Quetta city from 132 KV Sibi transmission line, after which power supply to all grade stations of Quetta has been restored. It’s done.
Electricity has also been restored to Dera Murad Jamali, Rojhan Jamali and Gandakha, Bhag, Jhal Magsi, Usta Mohammad, Sahabpur, Sui, Sabi, Dhadar, Machh and Darwaza grade stations, 220 KV Dadu Khuzdar and Dera Ghazi Khan Loralai transmission. The situation will improve after the restoration of the lines.
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