Five years after setting up an electric pole, the local people of the remote villages of Rampur Municipality are eventually pleased with the entrance of electric power supply. The electrification has benefited a total of 182 homes.

The Gailuk, Lamtang and Lankuri villages have been illuminated and delighted the locals who have been relying on traditional lamp until now.

The locals were compelled to walk for three hours to recharge their cell phone batteries and torch lights. With the advent of the electricity, the locals say that they are now able to turn on the lights, cook food, charge the cell phones, watch television and listen to the radio.

The electricity was brought to these villages through Butwal Power Company Ltd.

Electricity Expansion Consumer Committee Chairman Khem Rana said that the remote villages of Gailuk, Lantang and Lankuri were connected with electric power with a lot of hard work and tireless efforts.

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