A blackout is underway in Punjab's Amritsar on Monday evening two days after India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire on May 10, a senior official said.
Deputy Commissioner Amritsar urged people to switch off their lights and move away from your windows after hearing a siren.
8.45 PM 12th May
— Deputy Commissioner Amritsar (@dc_amritsar) May 12, 2025
You will hear a siren. We are on alert and initiating the blackout. Please switch off your lights and move away from your windows. Stay calm, we will inform when ready to restore the power supply. Don't panic at all. This is by way of abundant caution.
"You will hear a siren. We are on alert and initiating the blackout. Please switch off your lights and move away from your windows. Stay calm, we will inform when ready to restore the power supply. Don't panic at all. This is by way of abundant caution," Deputy Commissioner Amritsar said.
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