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Andhra Pradesh power crisis deepens
Andhra Pradesh Power Crisis Deepens. With the power employees on strike failing to revert to the state government on Wednesday, as promised, power crisis in Andhra Pradesh is likely to deepen.
With the power employees on strike failing to revert to the state government on Wednesday, as promised, power crisis in Andhra Pradesh is likely to deepen. Now, it looks like the power woes will last much longer than expected. After Tuesday's talks failed to gain any favourable response, the employees are expected to deliberate on CM Kiran's request to exempt emergency services from the strike.
It's a known fact that several hospitals in the state have been badly hit due to power shortage. Besides, several trains too have been stopped. Most regions in the state, including Hyderabad are facing unscheduled power cuts. This has also added to water woes. Now, it remains to be seen if the striking power staff will be considerate enough to spare essential services.
