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Power demand increases to 5,200 MW; system to be in place to alert public on power outages from Thursday, says Minister

Sunny Joseph says electricity consumption has increased significantly this month due to the hot and humid conditions prevailing in the State, exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon in the Pacific

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