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- Heavy rainfall and strong winds across north coastal Andhra Pradesh damaged electricity substations, feeders, and poles.
- APEPDCL officials report that over 830,000 electricity connections have been restored in the affected districts.
- Restoration efforts continue in areas where stagnant water has delayed equipment repairs to ensure staff safety.
- The infrastructure damage is estimated to be approximately 2.51 crore rupees.
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Imadi Prithviraj
APEPDCL chairman and managing director
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“The officials and staff will continue working until power supply is fully normalised in all affected areas”
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…Restoration in some areas had been delayed because water remained stagnant around power infrastructure and agricultural fields, posing safety risks. The remaining work would be completed once conditions were safe. “ The officials and staff will continue working until power supply is fully normalised in all affected areas ,” the CMD said.…
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