KABUL Bareshna Shirkat (DABS) on Tuesday said it spent two and a half millions US dollars to supply electricity to Kabul residents from diesel-run generators after power supply from Uzbekistan remained disconnected for four weeks due to the sabotage act in northern Baghlan province.
DABS chief Qudratullah Dilawari told reporters here that the power utility had been successful in repairing the damaged pylons in Baghlan last night, restoring 320 megawatts of electricity to the rest of Kabul.
He said the blackout had resulted from the . . .
