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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Two new 33-KV electricity substations set up by the Kerala State Electricity Board in Malappuram district will go on stream within the next two days.

These were two projects identified under the Chief Minister's 100-day fast-track implementation programme. They are the sixth and seventh substations identified as part of the 100-day programme.

On its part, the KSEB has launched a programme setting up 150 substations and drawing of associated lines envisaging an expenditure of Rs 1000 crore. This has the twin objective of reducing transmission losses and ensuring `quality power' to customers.

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