SUKKUR: Over 200 feeders of Sukkur Electric Power Company installed in different towns tripped during heavy rain in Sukkur and Larkana divisions on Wednesday.

SEPCO officials said that as it had not stopped raining for the last 24 hours, the feeders remained tripped. Technical teams were busy fixing faults in the feeders so that power supply could be restored in time, they said.

Many feeders at several power stations had been made operational and power supply had been restored to the areas, they said.

The rain also disrupted communication system and public transport. Passengers had to wait for several hours at bus stands and railway stations as most of the trains were running late and buses were stopped along the roadsides because of heavy rain.

People preferred to park their vehicles off the roads since most streets and roads were flooded which had made them un-motorable.

Published in Dawn, July 28th, 2022

Opinion

Editorial

Iran’s new leader
Updated 10 Mar, 2026

Iran’s new leader

The position is the most powerful in Iran, bringing together clerical authority and political and ideological leadership.
National priorities
10 Mar, 2026

National priorities

EVEN as the country faces heightened risks of attacks from actual terrorists, an anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi...
Silenced march
10 Mar, 2026

Silenced march

ON the eve of International Women’s Day, Islamabad Police detained dozens of Aurat March activists who had ...
War & deception
Updated 09 Mar, 2026

War & deception

While there is little doubt that Iran is involved in many of the retaliatory attacks, the facts raise suspicions that another player may be at work.
The witness box
09 Mar, 2026

The witness box

IT is often the fear of the courtroom and what may transpire therein that drives many victims of crime, especially...
Asylum applications
09 Mar, 2026

Asylum applications

BRITAIN’S tough immigration posture has again drawn attention to the sharp rise in asylum claims by Pakistani...