Power shortfall drops to 3900 megawatt

PakistanPower shortfall drops to 3900 megawatt

May 30, 2013

ISLAMABAD: Electricity shortfall in the country has reduced to 3900 Megawatts after provision of financial resources by the government, the Spokesperson of Ministry of Water and Power said on Thursday.

The spokesman said that electricity generation has increased to 12‚000 megawatts while the demand is 15‚900 megawatts.

DND

Asad Haroon

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