
Power supply to several areas of Kashmir will be affected for up to six hours on 3, 4 and 6 October due to scheduled shutdowns of multiple 33 kV transmission lines for maintenance, the Chief Engineer, Distribution, Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) has informed.

On 3 October, the shutdown of the 33 kV GIS Theed-Shalimar line from 8 am to 2 pm will hit Dewan Colony, SKUAST, Shalimar, Arabal, Tailbal and adjoining areas. The 33 kV Shadipora-HMT line shutdown on the same day will affect Shadipora, Trigam, Diver, Ganastan, Singhpora and Odina Migrant Colony. The 33 kV Gadoora Tapline shutdown on 3 and 6 October will affect Fethapora, Gadoora, Tulbagh, Shairpathri and Kachan.
On 4 and 6 October, the 33 kV Awantipora-Tral-I and Awantipora-Tral-II lines will be shut from 9 am to 3 pm, affecting Chewa, Tral Bala, Bajwani, Kahlil, Bathnoor, Hayina, Batagund, Lurgam, Wagad/Satoora, Pastona, Nanar, Taki, Lam, Jawaharpora, Aripal, Khangund, Satura and Nargistan, besides adjoining areas. The shutdowns are for maintenance work.
The scheduled shutdowns affect dozens of localities across Kashmir for up to six hours each on three separate days, concentrating on early October. KPDCL has not specified when normal supply will resume after each shutdown, leaving residents and businesses to plan around the outages. The maintenance work covers five transmission lines, suggesting a coordinated effort to upgrade or repair the network ahead of winter, when power demand typically rises. Whether the shutdowns will be completed on schedule or extend further depends on the utility's execution.
Source: kashmirlife.net
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