Shortfalls in Iran caused loadshedding in Gwadar, Turbat, Makran: Hammad
By APP
July 30, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Energy Hammad Azhar Thursday said power shortfalls in Iran caused load-shedding in Gwadar, Turbat and Makran regions.
"These areas are not connected to the national grid and are dependent upon the Iranian power supply. We have taken up the issue with the Iranian government and requested them to normalise power supply," he said in a series of tweets.
He said work was also in progress on connecting these areas with the national grid.
"This involves laying transmission lines for hundreds of kilometers. This project will be completed within 2 years, Insha Allah," he said.
-
King Hospitalized In Spain, Royal Family Confirms -
Japan Launches AI Robot Monk To Offer Spiritual Guidance -
Japan Plans Missile Deployment Near Taiwan By 2031 Amid Growing Regional Tensions -
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Spark Reactions With Latest Announcement -
Kate Hudson Reflects On Handling Award Season With No Expectations -
6 Celebrities Who Have Been Vocal About Anxiety And 'panic Attacks' -
Is This The Future Of Train Travel? Robot Dogs, Drones Are Redefining Public Transit Safety Through China’s New Metro Station Deployment -
Sarah Ferguson Seeks Hollywood Backing As Epstein Files Resurface -
China’s AI Milestone: ByteDance’s Doubao Chatbot Hits 100M Users During Lunar New Year -
Think You Know ChatGPT? Here Are 5 AI Levels You’ve Never Seen -
Bitcoin Bounces From $62,000 As On-chain Metrics Signal Prolonged Weakness: Here Is Everything To Know -
Elon Musk Teases Official Grok CLI For Developers As AI Rivalry With Anthropic Heats Up -
Jennifer Aniston Ready To Walk Down The Aisle Again? -
Sarah Ferguson’s Plan Now That Andrew Is Thrown Into The Fire: ‘She’s Not Certain She’ll Come Out The Other Side’ -
‘The AI Doc’: What AI Leaders Told Daniel Roher Will Keep You Up At Night -
Sarah Ferguson In Hiding As Arrest Fears Grow After Andrew Was Taken Into Custody