LAHORE:More than 150 power feeders tripped in Lahore causing a power outage for the past 14 hours as rain poured in metropolis last night.
According to details, intermittent rain caused blackout in half of the city affecting the daily routine of students, office workers and businessmen badly.
The local administration has failed to restore the electricity power in Liaquatabad and its adjoining areas from 10pm last night.
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