Power cut, this isn't a pleasing news for us. since about two , three weeks , the news we hear about 'power / 'electricity supply' was not that good. i read today, the council of engineers has suggested the board to go for a power cut solution, if not rains, at least an hour a day.
what can you do without electricity in this modern tech world we live?
i guess almost all the offices , institutions, companies have stopped working manually but electronically. The Bankers stopped using customer detail cards long before others have started electronic machines to provide an efficient service for their customers. The garment factory industry, any export processing businesses, every and any enterprise , government (?) and non- governmental organizations follow this ''using electronic device - mechanism' in almost all of their 'every day working schedules'.
i do not know about the 'total computer population in action / function in this country , today? i do not know how many of them using ( in total) electronic mail system to communicate with each other with regard to 'active business'?
i do not know how many machines are in action around the country, within the zones of garment factories & other , if choose 'power cut option as an alternative, that may or may not directly or indirectly get affected?
it is sad that we have to depend on 'water powered electricity system' when rest of the world searching or have found other solutions to deal with the issue. i have no idea about today's situation of the 'norochchole' power plant?
we heard some news about 'norochchole coal power plant', little before (couple of months?) the presidential election that was regarding some money dismissing during the period of former minister of energy etc. of former government.
i think to find a solution for the power cut (?) if any in the near future, it is nothing else but expect 'RAIN' near Victoria, Randenigala , Rantambe etc. i think we need not just few drops of rain, (obviously no) but cats and dogs.
i guess we need more 'norochchole type projects in the near future'.
it is little hard to believe that Asia is poorer than other parts of the world, compared to the 'forest resources' the region owns.
The compound outside our house is slightly wet, after it rained for few seconds, today. i think that it is a good sign and a hope of 'no power cut'.
wish you all 'rainy months ahead!
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