💨 Abstract
A power failure at the Dhabeji pumping station in Karachi, Pakistan, disrupted water supply to several areas of the city. The power failure, caused by an explosion during the breakdown, resulted in the rupture of two pipelines, including a major 72-inch diameter pipeline. The power supply was promptly restored, and KE teams are coordinating with the Water Board to ensure smooth operations.
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