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September 6, 2005 Tuesday Shaban 01, 1426

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Power breakdown hits market


SUKKUR, Sept 5: Ten workers fainted in the Agha Qadirabad Khan Date market on Sunday night as a result of a prolonged power breakdown. Activities in the market remained paralyzed. According to the secretary information of the market committee, Raj Kumar Wadhwani, the power was disrupted at 8pm on Sunday night and was restored 7am on Monday.

He alleged that Hesco officials were deliberately stopping power supply everyday from 8 to 12 hours.

Mr Wadhwani said that thousands of workers had to sit idle in absence of electricity and therefore had to suffer a loss of hundreds of thousands of rupees.

He appealed to the Hesco to stop electricity break-downs in the area otherwise they would launch a protest against them.

Hotel manager robbed: Four armed persons robbed Rs65,000 from a hotel manager on Monday morning.

According to details, Chaudhry Iftikhar, the manager of hotel Inter Pak Inn, was coming back to the hotel in a rickshaw after withdrawing Rs122,000 from a bank.

When he reached near the Sukkur Barrage, four armed bandits riding on two motorcycles intercepted the rickshaw and snatched his bag containing Rs65,000. They, however, failed to snatch another bag containing the remaining amount.—BoC



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