Recurring power cuts disrupt life in Thalavadi Hills villages
Villagers in the Thalavadi Hills are facing severe, recurring power outages that last for days, disrupting daily life and education. The outages are primarily caused by weather-related damage to power lines located within forest reserves.
Why it matters
The situation underscores the infrastructure challenges faced by remote communities and the impact of environmental factors on essential services.
Power cuts lasting six to 10 hours and, at times, extending for days continue to disrupt normal life in three panchayats in the Thalavadi Hills, affecting over 16,000 residents and prompting renewed demands for a permanent solution.
The article presents the grievances of residents alongside the logistical challenges faced by the power corporation.
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