Diyala Governorate lost 400 megawatts of electrical power due to the shutting down of the main Iranian line. A government source told the correspondent of the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA) that shutting down the Mirsad and Saribul Zahab lines, which transport electrical energy coming from Iran and supplying the cities of Diyala, caused a decline in electricity supply in the province. He added that the two Iranian electricity import lines went out three times during the current month, and there are contacts with the concerned authorities to restart the Iranian line and supply the cities of Diyala with electrical energy. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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