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Power shutdown in Chennai 24 September

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Chennai: TANGEDCO has announced that electricity supply will be suspended in few places in city Tuesday, from 9 am to 4 pm for maintenance work.

According to a press release, the power supply will be resumed even before 4 pm if the works are completed. The power supply will be halted in the following areas.

Porur: Santhosh Nagar, Subbiaha Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Lalitha Nagar, Thirumoorthy Nagar, Rajeshwari Avenue, Maha Lakshmi Nagar, Madha Nagar, Bangalaw Thoppu, Mugalivakkam Main Road, MRK Nagar, VND Avenue and Maxworth Nagar.

Annai Nagar: Canal Road, Seeyathammal Nagar, Sri Ganesh Nagar, Vanasakthi Nagar, Balaji Nagar, Annai Therasa Nagar 40 Feet Road and Iyyappa nagar.

Royapettah: Old No. 241 to 262 Lloyds Road and Lloyds Road One Part of Royapettah, Gowdya Mutt Road, Besant Road, Thandavaran Street, Shamugam Street, Ruberiya Street, SPS II & IIIrd Street, North GPM I & IInd Streets, Thomaiyappan Street, Ganaphathi Colony I & IInd Streets, Goverthan Street, Old Number from 161 to 170 Lloyds Road, Ramasami Street, Sada Sivam Street, Dewan Shain Street, TTK Road One Part, Padmavathiyar Road, Condran Smith Road, Old Number from 211 to 222 Lloyds Road and 20 GPM IInd Street, SPS Ist Street, One Part of Ammaiyappan Street and Lane, Ponnusamy Street, Peters Road, ROB Street and Indra Garden.

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