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CESC on monsoon alert after rain disruptions

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CESC on monsoon alert after rain disruptions
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CESC has been urged to enhance its monsoon preparedness following disruptions caused by heavy rain. Officials are instructed to improve complaint management and ensure that public helplines are operational at all times. Additionally, there is a focus on maintaining adequate emergency supplies and monitoring contractor performance during the rainy season.

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Amid power disruptions and complaints following heavy overnight rain, Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (CESC) has been directed to intensify its monsoon preparedness with emphasis on rapid complaint redressal, uninterrupted public helplines and adequate stock of emergency materials.Presiding over a monsoon preparedness review meeting at the CESC main office in Mysuru on Saturday, Regional Commissioner and CESC in-charge M.D. Nitesh Patil instructed officials to ensure that the power utility remains fully equipped to tackle electricity disruptions and emergency situations during the rainy season.Reviewing preparedness measures across the five districts under the CESC jurisdiction, Mr.

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