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Load-shedding problems worsened due to rain, storm in Tripura : Public lives suffering massively
TIWN July 14, 2019
Load-shedding problems worsened due to rain, storm in Tripura : Public lives suffering massively
PHOTO : Tree fallen due to rains and storms. TIWN Pic July 14

AGARTALA, July 14 (TIWN): Massive load-shedding problems have hit Tripura’s normal lives followed by monsoon. In normal weather also, load-shedding continued to trouble people for around 3 months here but now, with the monsoon has been started, the situation is more deteriorated. This weather has also halted hospital service as well as banking service across the state. Mostly the rural and ADC areas are the highest victims of such problems. However, there is no problem for the Ministers and equal VIP areas leading massive resentments. Govt has not declared any particular time period when the problems will be totally ended. Tripura has enough power-surplus according to TSECL and also Power Minister Jishnu Dev Barman. Tripura Govt is getting 63 MW from Rukhia, 42 MW from Baramura, 10 MW from Dumboor, 100 MW from Monarchak, 130 MW from central share and from OTPC 725 MW.

Tripura needs 300 MW power whereas Nepal and Bangladesh are getting power from Tripura. But amid such claims also, public are complaining about massive power cut problems in the state.

TSECL has launched a new project named in Bengal “Vidyut Nigam Aponar Dorgoray”. Toll free numbers have also given 1912 for registering complaints, but customers have alleged that this number is not always functioning properly.  Govt has also given alternative numbers for other problems, faults in electricity connection 1381-235-3502 and 0381-235-6470.

Govt also has ensured to make Tripura ‘hook-line free state’.

Blaming the previous Communist Govt, Jishnu Debbarma recently said, “The previous Govt’s unplanned, visionless observations are responsible for poor infrastructure of the dept bound the present BJP Govt to take loan of 1200 crores from Asian Development Bank (ADB)”, added Deputy CM.

The Asian Development Bank is a regional development bank established on 19 December 1966, which is headquartered in the Ortigas Center located in the city of Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines. The company also maintains 31 field offices around the world to promote social and economic development in Asia.

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