Deputy Commissioner of Astor, Neelum Ali, continued his inspection tour of district power houses by visiting the Blushbar and Trishang power houses today. Executive Engineer of the Electricity Department, Shah Anwari, and the SD Officer accompanied him. During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner first inspected the Blushbar power house, obtaining detailed information on its generation capacity, operating system, and existing challenges. The Executive Engineer briefed that Blushbar power house has a capacity of 500 kW, supplying electricity to Blushbar and the upper areas of Chogam, Nasirabad, and Kalalot villages. He highlighted a critical staff shortage that is affecting operational efficiency. Afterwards, the Deputy Commissioner toured the Trishang power house, where the on‑site staff reported various production and system issues. Taking the concerns seriously, the Deputy Commissioner instructed the Executive Engineer to submit a detailed report on the power house’s water channel and head without delay. Neelum Ali emphasized that uninterrupted electricity supply is a government priority and that all issues will be resolved on a priority basis. He directed the relevant department to take immediate actions to improve power house performance and provide relief to the local population.
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