The deadline, set by Ganjam district administration, ended yesterday with emphasis on public utilities like hospitals, rural water supply, sanitation and public health projects, company sources said.
Opposition by farmers in some areas to erect lines and installing poles on crop fields and difficulty to transport materials to some inaccessible areas had delayed restoration of power carried out by over 3,000 personnel in public-private partnership, they said.
The district administration is likely to review the progress of power restoration very soon, official sources said.
Meanwhile, the district administration has asked Berhampur Municipal Corporation to install street lights by this month-end.
Work has been completed in 70 per cent areas, corporation sources said.
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