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Power demand reaches danger levels as Mumbaikars try to cool down
Updated On: 30 March, 2015 12:00 AM IST | | Shashank Rao | Shashank Rao
As temperature rises, Mumbais demand for electricity is reaching close to 3,500 MW, beyond which power distributors will be forced to buy electricity in the open market

The water pipeline burst at Mumbai-Pune Expressway near Khalapur toll naka may have caused problems for authorities, but kids made the most of the ���¢��������water fountain���¢�������� to cool down on Sunday.
The rising mercury is making life difficult, both for Mumbaikars as well as power companies. The electricity consumption in the city has witnessed a sharp spike in the last few days, as temperatures have soared to the 40 degree Celsius mark.

Beating the heat: The water pipeline burst at Mumbai-Pune Expressway near Khalapur toll naka may have caused problems for authorities, but kids made the most of the ‘water fountain’ to cool down on Sunday. Pic/Sameer Markande


