Power Outrage- Under dark, know when it will be restored to restore power, a major statement of the minister …

A monkey became trouble for Sri Lanka. In Sri Lanka, the power groom in Sri Lanka is the power glue in the entire country. There was a very strange reason behind this. Suddenly in the country this power crisis happened to a reason that you can’t even think about. In fact, there was a monkey ‘hand’ behind a sudden electrical groom in the neighboring country. At night, a power grid of Sri Lanka entered the power grid sub-station and the power of the country. Even after several hours, electricity could not be fully restored. “A monkey came in contact with the system of transformers,” said Energy Minister of Energy Minister. He said that the incident took place in the suburb of the south Colombo.

The Minister said, “Engineers are trying to correct it to the service as soon as possible. ‘ Power was restored in some areas, but it was not immediately clear when it will stay. “We have been posted as a emergency notice on Selon Electricity Board (CEB) website, ‘we are trying to restore electricity as soon as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience. CEB did not reveal the cause of power cut in Sri Lanka. ‘

To help social media
After the power is closed, many citizens went to the protection to find out what is happening. A user asked, ‘Is there a power cut in the entire delicacy?’ People confirmed that electricity in many Colombo, Gale and other areas, is not at all. Many people complained of electricity cuts during the maximum temperature. Most of the centers of Sri Lanka is above 30 degrees Celsius.

Employees increased due to power cut
Many people complained about how often the power cuts in the country are – especially on the weekends. After power failure, some social media users raised the issues related to it. People said the internet connectivity had occurred. Perhaps this will happen because of not getting power supply to the towers. In addition to the electricity cut was also a shortage of water.