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Bengaluru Power Cut: The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (BESCOM) has announced a scheduled intermittent power supply disruption at a few places due to maintenance work.

The localities that will be affected fall within the C-8 sub-division of the Hebbal division. The BESCOM has announced the urgent repair and maintenance work being carried out by KPTCL at 66/11 KV Cooperative Nagar Station.

Bengal Power Cut In September: Supply Disruption Timing

The maintenance work, which will be carried out by KPTCL at the 66/11 KV Cooperative Nagar Station, will take place during the day, hence several localities within the C-8 sub-division of the Hebbal division will face an electricity outage from 9 am to 5 pm. The power outage will remain in place from September 15 to September 29.

Bengaluru Power Cut: List Of Affected Areas

A Block, E Block, Bellary Main Road, G Block, F Block, Talakaveri Layout, Amruthahalli, BGS Layout, Navya Nagar Block, Sabari Nagar, Baitarayanapura Jakkur Layout, GKVK Layout, Jakkur Plantation, Yoshada Nagaramruthahalli, D, Amruthahalli B Block, C Block, CQAL Layout, D Block, E Block, Sampigehalli, Agrahara Grama, Jayasurya Layout, Vidhana Soudha Layout, Saibaba Layout, Telecom Layout, MCECHS Layout, MCECHS Layout, MC PHS Layout, Suryodaya Nagar. 2, Agrahara Layout, Kogilu Layout, Srinivasapura Jakkur, VRL Road (Sante Road), IAS Road, Arkavati Layout and surrounding areas will experience power disruptions due to repair work from 9 am to 5 pm, BESCOM said in a statement.

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