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floods and landslides damaged hydropower infrastructure, knocking about 620 mw o

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Floods and landslides in Nepal have caused significant damage to hydropower infrastructure, resulting in a power outage of about 620 MW. This has led to losses estimated at Rs 8.74 billion. The damage includes affected transmission towers and disrupted power supply from multiple hydropower plants, particularly in regions like Myagdi, Mustang, and the Kali Gandaki corridor. Overall, the floods have disrupted power supply ranging from 430 MW to over 1,300 MW according to various reports, causing delays in hydropower output restoration and impacting Nepal's electricity system severely.

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  1. Floods cut 620 MW power, cause huge damage in Nepal
    Online Khabar
  2. Floods halt power from 10 hydropower plants, 500 MW lost
    Setopati
  3. Floods damage transmission towers, cut power from 6 hydropower plants
    Nagarik News
  4. Floods disrupt 1,303 MW power supply across Nepal
    Nagarik News
  5. Floods damaged power plants, delaying hydropower output restoration
    Nagarik News

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