 interacts with the Prime Minister and others at the Garden of Eden Power Plant (Photo: DPI/May 24, 2021)</p>
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Chief Executive Officer of GPL, Bharat Dindyal (left) interacts with the Prime Minister and others at the Garden of Eden Power Plant (Photo: DPI/May 24, 2021)
No mechanical damages to the machines have been uncovered but officials from Wartsila are investigating.
With the gradual powering down of the generators at the plant, there will be some amount of lower disruption.
Dindyal pleaded with customers to be patient as the issue is investigated and rectified.
Details emerging.
