Pune: Chaos in Chavan Nagar – Two Street Light Poles Collapse, Road Blocked & Power Outage Hits 250 Homes!
Pune News, July 07, 2025: Residents of Chavan Nagar in Dhankawadi faced major disruptions yesterday evening after two street light poles suddenly collapsed near the Teen Hatti Chowk, blocking the road leading to Nirmal Park. The incident caused a loud explosion, forcing authorities to completely seal off the affected stretch for safety reasons.
Power Outage & Immediate Response
The collapse of the utility poles triggered a power outage affecting approximately 250 consumers in the area. The Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) swiftly mobilized teams to clear the debris, erect new poles, and restore electricity. Officials assured residents that power supply would be reinstated overnight, with repair work continuing through the night.
Traffic Disruptions & Safety Measures
The fallen poles and scattered debris forced the complete closure of the road connecting Teen Hatti Chowk to Nirmal Park, causing significant inconvenience to commuters. Local authorities diverted traffic to alternate routes while MSEDCL crews worked to resolve the issue. No injuries have been reported so far, but the loud explosion startled nearby residents.
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Two street light poles COLLAPSED near Teen Hatti Chowk in #ChavanNagar, #Pune, causing a massive power outage for 250+ homes! ⚡🚧 Road to Nirmal Park CLOSED—MSEDCL working overnight to restore supply. #punenews #PowerCut #Dhankawadi #PuneRains #Pune pic.twitter.com/BA0Wi6b1aW
MSEDCL’s Assurance & Ongoing Work
An MSEDCL spokesperson stated, “Our teams are working on a priority basis to ensure minimal disruption. Power restoration is underway, and we expect normalcy to return soon.” The cause of the pole collapse is still under investigation, with initial reports suggesting possible structural weakness or external damage.
Stay Updated
As repair operations continue, residents are advised to avoid the area until clearance is given. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.
