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It was said that Quetta Electricity Supply Company has to suffer loss worth millions of rupees if the explosive had went off and Barkhan, Kohlu and other towns might have suffer electricity disconnection for several days.
It said "the low intensity of the recorded discharge (less than 20 kilo amps) would not be capable of producing a line disconnection even if there was a direct hit.
Speaking at a pounds 1,500-a-head conference, Business Secretary Lord Mandelson stressed disconnection would be a "last resort" but that an effective deterrent to file-sharing was needed.
 
 
 
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