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Power shutdown in Jammu parts  

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 16, 2021
in Jammu
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Jammu: In order to carry out various upgradation/repair works, the power supply to SICOP area Godrej fed from 11 KV Feeder No.1 & 6 emanating from 66/11 KV, (1×5+1×10) MVA Receiving Station SICOP shall remain affected on March 16 from 02 pm to 05 pm.

Similarly, the power supply to Balaji Industry, Kohinoor Industry and Govindsar fed from 66 KV feeder SICOP-II emanating from Grid Station, Kathua and 11 KV Feeder Janglote Civil emanating from Receiving Station Hatli Morh-I shall remain affected on March 16 from 07 am to 10 am.

Likewise, the power supply to Nanak Nagar and its adjoining areas fed from 33/11KV Receiving Station Nanak Nagar emanating from 220/132/33KV Grid Station Gladni through G3 line shall remain affected on March 16 from 10 am to 03 pm.

Meanwhile, the power supply to Kaleeth, Khour town, Gigral Kharah, Dhanger, Chack Malal, Aizal Mallal & Adjoining areas fed from 33KV Khour-Kaleeth line emanating from 132/33KV Grid Station Kaleeth shall remain affected on March 16 from 09 am to 03 pm.

Similarly, the power supply to Bathindi Transport Nagar, Fruit Mandi Narwal, Railway Colony, Channi Ramma and its adjoining areas fed from 33KV feeder-G7 emanating from 220/132/33KV Grid Station Gladni shall remain affected on March 16 from 08 am to 12 noon.

K H News Service

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