More than 40 officers and workers of Ha Tinh Electricity Company are working in the rain to urgently fix the collapsed transformer station caused by a landslide in Cuong Gian commune, Nghi Xuan district.
Heavy rain in Nghi Xuan district in recent days has caused a serious landslide, collapsing Xuan Song 5 transformer station (Cuong Gian commune) managed by Nghi Xuan Electricity.
Heavy rain and landslides caused the Cuong Gian 5 transformer station (Cuong Gian commune, Nghi Xuan) to collapse.
Mr. Dinh Tiet Trung - Director of Nghi Xuan Power Company said: "Cuong Gian 5 transformer station has a capacity of 250 kVA, supplying electricity to more than 320 households in Cuong Gian commune. Immediately after the incident, the electricity industry quickly transferred power from neighboring transformer stations to avoid interrupting the power supply to the people in the area. On the other hand, Nghi Xuan Power Company received maximum support from Ha Tinh Power Company in terms of means, materials, human resources... to focus on building a new transformer station".
Mr. Pham Cong Thanh - Director of Ha Tinh Electricity Company (left cover) directly directed the troubleshooting at the scene.
On the afternoon of October 14, it was raining heavily, the dirt road was muddy and slippery... but more than 40 officials and workers of the electricity industry were still at the scene, determined to quickly fix the problem so that the transformer station could resume operation soon. It is expected that the new transformer station will be completed tonight (October 14).
Faced with heavy rain in many areas, the leaders of Ha Tinh Electricity Company have established teams to directly go to the scene to direct local electricity companies to closely monitor the situation, closely monitor the load-carrying process of equipment on the grid to proactively respond to situations. At the same time, they are ready to mobilize human resources, materials, equipment, etc. to promptly fix grid problems (if any), ensure safe power supply, and minimize damage caused by natural disasters.
Thu Phuong
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