Chennai இன்று மின்தடை: TANGEDCO பராமரிப்பு பணிகள் மற்றும் மின் தடை பகுதிகள்
3 verified reports — latest submitted 29 Jun 2026
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மழை வெள்ளம், சுகாதாரம், சாலைகள்
குடிநீர் விநியோகம், கழிவுநீர் அகற்றம்
மின்தடை, கம்பி அறுந்தது 24x7
வங்கி மோசடி, போலி மெசேஜ்
ஸ்மார்ட் ரேஷன் அட்டை புகார்கள்
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Velachery block sectors experiencing voltage fluctuations and unannounced power cuts 3-4 times daily since June 28. Affects work-from-home employees and students.
TANGEDCO announced routine maintenance outage from 9 AM to 2 PM on June 29. However, power was not restored until 11 PM. Residents in Tambaram East and Camp Road areas faced severe difficulties without water pumps and ventilation.
Unannounced power cuts occurred 4 times on June 29 in Anna Nagar West blocks. Each outage lasted 30 to 45 minutes, disrupting remote professionals and online classes. Local sub-station engineers gave no explanation.
