Manipur: Power supply to Moreh Hospital cut over non-payment of bills
First Published: 24th September, 2019 15:42 IST
The Manipur Power distribution Company has cut power supply to the vital Moreh Hospital. The Moreh Hospital is the only Government-run hospital in the border town. Patients from in and
The Manipur Power distribution Company has cut power supply to the vital Moreh Hospital.
The Moreh Hospital is the only Government-run hospital in the border town. Patients from in and around Moreh come to Moreh for treatment in the hospital.
Power supply to the hospital has been cut as a result of non-payment of outstanding dues by the hospital. The Moreh Hospital has a whopping outstanding of Rs 20 lakh for 2 years.
Other than Moreh Hospital, power supply to the Trade and Commerce Centre and the Power department’s Inspection Bungalow have also been snapped due to non-payment of dues.
While, the Trade Centre has an outstanding of Rs 12 lakh for 2 years, the Power Inspection Bungalow has an outstanding of Rs 12 lakh for 1 year.
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