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PESCO Restores Power to 132 Feeders Hit by Rain

PESCO Restores Power to 132 Feeders Hit by Rain

Key Takeaways

  • PESCO has restored electricity to 132 feeders affected by recent rains.
  • Repair work continues on the remaining 16 feeders.
  • The restoration is part of PESCO's ongoing efforts to restore power.

Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO) has made significant progress in restoring electricity supply following heavy rains that affected its operational region. According to official reports, 132 out of the 148 feeders that tripped due to the weather have been successfully reconnected.

The restoration efforts are part of a broader initiative by PESCO to ensure uninterrupted power supply for residents and businesses in the area. The company continues to work on the remaining 16 feeders, which remain without electricity as of now.

PESCO's spokesperson stated that the company is prioritizing areas with critical infrastructure needs, such as hospitals and schools, ensuring that essential services are not disrupted during this period of recovery.

Local residents have expressed relief at the partial restoration but also concern over the ongoing work. A resident from Peshawar commented, 'While it’s good to see some lights back on, we hope the remaining feeders will be fixed soon so our daily lives can return to normal.'

The heavy rains that hit the region have caused widespread disruption, affecting not only power supply but also transportation and communication networks. The restoration of electricity is a crucial step towards恢复正常生活。

PESCO has been working around the clock to address the situation, with teams on site assessing damage and implementing repairs. The company’s commitment to restoring services as quickly as possible is evident in its ongoing efforts.

The partial restoration of power highlights PESCO's dedication to serving the community during challenging times. While full recovery remains a work in progress, the company continues to make steady progress towards complete restoration.

'While it’s good to see some lights back on, we hope the remaining feeders will be fixed soon so our daily lives can return to normal.'

Local resident from Peshawar