Power supply crippled across Kashmir; restoration efforts underway: J&K Govt

Srinagar, Jan 23: Power supply across the Kashmir Valley has been badly affected as active load has dropped to less than 100 MW against the usual demand of around 1700 MW, largely due to widespread damage caused by gusty winds, officials said.

According to a post on X by the Office of the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, quoting the Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) almost all 33 KV feeders have gone out of service, including those supplying electricity to emergency services.

The post further said that KPDCL teams are on the job to restore power supply; however, extensive tree fall on power lines and prevailing windy conditions are posing major challenges. Damage assessment is currently underway, but officials cautioned that restoration may take time due to the adverse weather conditions. (KNC)

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