Power transmission system fully restored
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1 min readFrom 9 outlets- The National System Operator said the grid collapsed within 30 seconds after a generator failure.
- Lankadeepa reports the affected unit’s output fell from 187 megawatts to below 5 megawatts.
- The government denies that substandard coal caused the technical failure.
- The Norochcholai unit remained offline, with power supply being managed while it was out of service.
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