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  • Residents of Curtorim say they continue to receive unusually high electricity bills, renewing demands for a billing review and waiver from the state power department

It was just another evening in Goa when the news broke: high electricity bills continue to trouble curtorim residents.

By the time word spread, a small crowd had gathered. Some were angry, others resigned. "We've been through this before," said one bystander.

Officials reached the spot later and assured the public that the matter was being handled. The concerned department has been notified.

As of this report, no further official statement has been issued. This paper will continue to follow the story as it develops.

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