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Power supply restored, says UP Minister

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Posted: Mar 20, 2008 at 2345 hrs IST

Uttar Pradesh Minister Rambir Upadhyay on Wednesday said power supply in the district has been restored after a fire in the Pali station in Greater Noida affected supply in the district.

Upadhyay, who visited the power station along with Managing Director of UP Power Corporation Avnish Awasthi and other officials, said the situation would be monitored closely in future.

The fire at the station on Monday night destroyed machinery worth Rs 20 crore and blacked out Noida and Greater Noida, besides other rural areas in the district.

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