Electricity Restored in Pakistan after Nationwide Blackout

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  • Pakistan had Blackout that started at 11:50 PM on Saturday and ended Step by Step on Sunday Morning

Blackout in Pakistan: Due to fault in power distribution
system, Major cities including Islamabad the capital of Pakistan
plunged into darkness. This power supply failure started at 11:50
PM
on Saturday and took hours to restore power
supply. Hours after a blackout Power supply was completely restored on Sunday in many cities in Pakistan, which includes Islamabad,
the Capital of Pakistan.

Karachi, Rawalpindi, Lahore, Islamabad, Multan and many other cities faced blackout in Pakistan. Pakistan Energy Minister Omar Ayub Khan issued a statement that “Our Technical Teams were working to fully restore the Power Supply”. He said that electricity supply was restored fully or partially in many cities like Rawalpindi, Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Multan and Faisalabad but it would take few more hours to restore neutral power supply across the country.

Omar Ayub Khan Tweeted on Twitter and informed about the Blackout that it was due to fault in Southern Pakistan at 11:41 PM local time on Saturday (1841 GMT).

Omar Ayub Khan: “The Fault tripped the transmission system of the country leading to the shutdown of power plants”

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People are using vehicles headlights on a dark street during power outages in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. (AP Photo)

Omar Ayub Khan later on Tweeted on Sunday that power was being restored in Phases, starting with Islamabad, Capital of Pakistan. He also added that power has been restore in major cities and team are continously working on restoration process.

Blackout hit all Major cities of Pakistan, which includes Islamabad – Capital of Pakistan, Karachi – Economic Hub of Pakistan and Lahore – The second largest city.

Hiren Chokshi

Hiren Chokshi is the Founder and Chief Editor of Bharat Details, a trusted Indian digital news platform covering national developments, policy updates, and current affairs. With over a decade of experience in digital content strategy and editorial leadership, Hiren ensures every article is fact-checked, reader-centric, and aligned with journalistic standards. Based in Mumbai, he focuses on delivering timely, insightful news for audiences across India.

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