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“Due to the disruption of power supply from Dadri-II and Unchahar power stations, there may be a problem in the 24-hours power supply to many essential institutions, including Delhi Metro and Delhi government hospitals”

New Delhi: Delhi Government on Thursday warned that there would be a possible course of action to provide uninterrupted electricity supply in the city, as Delhi is facing a coal shortage issue. According to the Delhi government hospitals and metro trains can face major issues due to this.

The statement reads, “Due to disruption of power supply from Dadri-II and Unchahar power stations, there may be a problem in 24-hours power supply to many essential institutions, including Delhi Metro and Delhi government hospitals.”

Source : psuconnect

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