Bareilly: The heat in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh in the month of September has broken old records. The maximum temperature here has been recorded at 33 degrees and the minimum temperature has been recorded at 27 degrees Celsius. This temperature is highest in the month of September. Everyone was troubled by the humid heat on Monday night. But as the temperature increased, power cuts and tripping took away people’s peace.
Power cut for 6 to 7 hours in areas like Jagriti Nagar Colony, Anand Vihar, Raza Colony, Karmachari Nagar, Krishna County, Maheshpur, Swalenagar, Shahmatganj, Shahdana, Old City, Madhinath, Harungala, Krishnanagar, Badaun Road etc. of Rampur Road of the city. Has been Repeated tripping in Civil Lines, Rajendranagar, Fort etc. of the city troubled the people a lot. Along with this, there are also complaints of lack of electricity in many areas. Due to which people had to spend the whole night awake.
Officials are not picking up the phone at the power substation
Due to non-availability of power supply, consumers kept calling the local electricity sub-station from evening till late night to complain, but the calls were not answered. After this, he tried to express his pain by complaining on the phone to the JE, SDO and officers of the electricity department. But his calls did not pick up. Therefore consumers had to worry throughout the night.
went for a walk with the family
Due to lack of electricity supply in many areas of the city, people had to survive by walking here and there. With this, many people took their families in their cars and went out for a walk on the road. When they returned only after the lights came on, many people spent the night in hotels with their families.
Rain expected from tomorrow, temperature will drop
According to the website of the Meteorological Department, the temperature is expected to decrease in Bareilly from Wednesday. It is said that the temperature will decrease every day from Wednesday. Along with this, the weather department is also expecting rain. Dark clouds are expected from midnight on Tuesday.
Report- Muhammad Sajid, Bareilly