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Scheduled Power Outages in Bhopal on September 4

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The Electricity Department has announced a series of power outages in various parts of Bhopal on September 4, to carry out essential maintenance work. These disruptions will affect multiple zones of the city, including Kolar, North, South, and West Bhopal. Residents are advised to plan accordingly and complete essential work in advance.

Key Takeaways:

  • The power outages will be carried out in phases across different zones of Bhopal, including Kolar, North, South, and West Bhopal.
  • The affected areas include specific localities such as Nalwani Farm House, Transport Nagar, Anantpur Kokta, and Shirdipuram, among others.
  • The duration of power supply disruption will vary between 2-6 hours depending on the zone, with the earliest start at 10:00 AM and the latest end at 4:00 PM.
  • The affected zones include residential areas, markets, schools, hospitals, and office complexes, affecting the daily lives of thousands of residents and business owners.
  • The department has announced that power supply will be restored as soon as the maintenance work is completed.

Specifically mentioned areas and zones include:

  • Kolar Region, with Nalwani Farm House, Transport Nagar, and Anantpur Kokta experiencing power cuts from 10 am to 2 pm.
  • North Bhopal, with Bal Vihar Chauraha, Laxmi Talkies Road, and surrounding areas experiencing power disruptions from 10 am to 2 pm.
  • South Bhopal, with Fish Farm Khatlapura, Police Computer Centre, Neelam Park, and Bharkhedi having no electricity from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
  • West Bhopal, with Shakti Nagar A, B, C Sector, 4A, and 4B experiencing power cuts from 10 am to 2 pm.

Statistics:

  • The power outages will affect over 20,000 residents across the four zones of Bhopal.
  • The duration of power supply disruption will range between 2-6 hours depending on the zone.
  • The scheduled power outages will impact multiple areas, including residential areas, markets, schools, hospitals, and office complexes.
  • The department has advised residents to plan accordingly and complete essential work in advance.

Sources:

  • The Hitavada

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