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Power disruption affects 75,000 in Kurunegala

Power disruption affects 75,000 in Kurunegala

by Staff Writer 14-10-2019 | 9:53 AM
Colombo (News 1st) - Nearly 75,000 people in the Kurunegala district are without power today (Oct 14) after strong winds caused a tree to collapse onto a power line. The Ministry of Power and Renewable energy noted that power has been disrupted in the Maspotha, Wariyapola, Nikawaratiya, Galgamuwa and Kobaigane areas.

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