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Be ready! Several areas in Bengaluru to face scheduled power interruptions this weekend: BESCOM

The Bengaluru power supply company usually schedules interruptions on weekends when the grid load is significantly lesser as employees sign off from work.

Published on: Sep 08, 2023 11:57 AM IST
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Bengaluru city is likely to witness scheduled power cuts this weekend, as power supply companies has undertaken several projects, according to the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM). Many areas are expected to be affected today, tomorrow and day after.

Bengaluru city is expected to face scheduled power interruptions this weekend.(Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Bengaluru city is expected to face scheduled power interruptions this weekend.(Getty Images/iStockphoto)

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Here is a day-by-day list of areas that might see power cuts:

September 8, Friday

Bulasagara, Kagathuru, Hireuda, Gundimadu, Agrahara, Kunagali, Gowdihalli, Gollarahalli, Mathod G P, G N Kere G P, Ramalingapura, Salapura, Balapura, Madenahalli, Mannamma Temple, Sakshihalli, Tuppadakona, Karemadanahalli, Chamundi Nagara, 5th Block, Rajajinagar, 18th Main, Sky Line Apartment, Nanjarasappa L/o, Canara Bank Colony, Hbs L/o, Chandra L/o, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Main Industrial Town, A D Halli, Thimmaiah Road, Bhovi Colony, Indiranagar, Part Of Manjunathanagar, Part Of Judges Colony, Lakshmana Nagara, Sanjeevini Nagara, Vigneshwara Nagara, Hegganahalli, Sunkadakatte, Hoysala Nagara, Pipeline Road, Sunakadakatte, Nilgiri Thoppu And Arunodaya School Road.

September 9, Saturday

Challakere Road, Industrial Area, Kamanabavi Badavane, Jogimatti Road, Kote Road, Z P Office, Teachers Colony, Iudp Layout Area, Ds Halli, Kunchiganahalli, Ingaladhalli, Gundimadu, Agrahara, Kunagali, Gowdihalli, Gollarahalli, Antharasanahalli, Yallapura, Arakere, Kesarumadu, Hasanpura, Bommanahalli, Singonahalli, Gowdayyanna Palya, Seethakallu, Lingadahalli, Harohalli, Kalenahalli, Bettaseethakallu, Kadugujjanahalli, Ajjagondanahalli, Kattigenahalli, Chikkonahalli Colony, Hanchihalli, Muddenahalli, Bramhasandra Colony, Burudagatta, R M Halli, Govindarajapura, Sirivara, Nagavalli, Rayapura, Hebbur, Dasarahalli, Honasigere, Kuntegowdanahally, Yaladabagi, Havinahalu, Kataveeranahally, Navaneboranahally, Ajjaiahnapalya, L H Palya, Borasandra, Thippanahally, Byadarahally, Venkatapura, Saluparahalli, Seebi Agrahara, Doddaseebi, Durgadahalli, Navaneboranahalli, Thippanahalli, Kallashettihalli, Yaththappanahatti, Kalajjiroppa, Sibaianapalya, Basarihalli, Hunjanal, Byadarahalli, Ramalingapura, Salapura, Balapura, Madenahalli, Mannamma Temple, Sakshihalli, Tuppadakoana, Karemadanahalli, Police Quarters, 6th Block, Rajajinagar, Sannakki Bayalu, Raman College Road, Vrushabhavathi Nagara, Kamakshipalya, Shivananda Nagara, Maruthi Nagara, Lakshman Nagara, Old Pataki Godown Road And Om Shakthi Temple Road.

 
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