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Only 200MW electricity available against 1650MW demand after power pylons blown up in Balochistan

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07/02/2015
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NASIRABAD: Three power pylons of 200KV were blown up with explosives in Nasirabad district near Chattar area today. Sources in the National Transmission and Dispatch Company said power crisis in Balochistan has worsened as only 150-200 megawatt electricity was available against the province’s demand of 1650 megawatt. Provincial authorities said that load shedding was likely to increase in Balochistan due to power crisis.

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