Power cut hits Leicestershire village after electricity cables fall and set fire to telegraph pole
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The power supply to an entire village has been cut off after electricity cables were damaged and set fire to a telegraph pole.
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A slew of ministry-level departments, including those responsible for the environment, earthquake warnings, coal mines and industries, have responded recently to matters of public concern.
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