Kattemalalavadi gets new 66 kV transmission line
A new 66 kV power transmission line in Kattemalalavadi village is set to be commissioned after May 24. The Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has issued safety warnings to residents regarding activities near the power infrastructure. Violations of these safety measures could lead to serious risks and KPTCL will not be held responsible for any resulting accidents.
- ▪The new transmission line spans approximately 0.60 km and connects to the existing Ilavala–Hunsur 66 kV network.
- ▪KPTCL has issued a public advisory urging residents to follow safety measures around the transmission line.
- ▪Unsafe activities near power infrastructure could lead to electrical accidents and fatalities.
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A newly constructed 66 kV power transmission line at Kattemalalavadi village in Hunsur taluk is scheduled to be commissioned after May 24, with the Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) issuing a public advisory warning residents against unsafe activities near power infrastructure.According to the Mysuru Projects Division, the double-circuit 66 kV transmission line has been laid over a distance of about 0.60 km. The line is connected to the existing Ilavala–Hunsur 66 kV transmission network and passes through Kattemalalavadi village limits before feeding power to the newly established 66/11 kV Kattemalalavadi power distribution station.Ahead of the energisation of the line, KPTCL has urged the public to strictly follow safety measures around transmission towers and…
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