21 people from Taplejung have submitted a letter demanding a solution to the electricity problem.
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Consumers suffering from the problem of intermittent electricity have drawn the attention of Electricity Authority Taplejung on Sunday.
Chairman of Pathibhara Multiple Campus Management Committee and Congress leader Sheela Ijam, central member of construction businessman Tarun Dal, Uday Angbuhang, vice president of Paktanglung Rural Municipality Bikas Samra and 21 other people have submitted a letter of attention to the power distribution center Taplejung, demanding reliable management of electricity.
When the national transmission line is being extended in the district, scenes such as fallen poles and hanging wires have been seen everywhere and the office has been requested to take a serious look at it because of the loss of people's wealth. Recalling incidents like the death of a pilgrim going to Pathibhara due to tripping of electric wires, the death of a woman who went to the forest to cut grass in Atharaitriveni due to electric shock, the office has been requested to be serious about the prevention of fire incidents every year because of electricity. . Sumit Choudhary, the head of the office, understood the
memorandum. It has been mentioned that due to high voltage, household items are getting damaged day by day and housewives in the kitchen are at risk of getting electrocuted. The consumers of the district, which consumed the most expensive electricity before the connection of the national transmission line, are proud to get the electricity service, but it has been shown that they are suffering due to human and property damage.
Office Chief Chaudhary has claimed that every effort is being made on behalf of the office for management.
