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PM Deuba reaches Dolakha to observe Upper Tamakoshi hydro project



KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has reached Dolakha on a helicopter to observe Upper Tamakoshi hydropower project.

Prime Minister Deuba will make a site visit to take stock of the under-construction hydropower project and direct the contractor company to complete the project on time.

He will then head to Ramechhap to inaugurate Khimti sub station and then return to Kathmandu today itself, said the Prime Minister’s secretariat.

Upper Tamakoshi has a capacity of 456 MW. According to Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), Khimti sub-station has a capacity of 220/132 KV.

This is the second largest sub-station to be connected to the central power system, according to NEA.

Upper Tamakoshi hydro project and Khimit sub-station are close to completion.

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