Feeder & distribution area saved

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Feeder and distribution areas are saved through proper planning and maintenance.

Proper planning of the network layout can ensure efficient use of resources and minimize the need for additional feeder and distribution areas.
Regular maintenance and upgrades can prevent outages and reduce the risk of damage to the existing infrastructure.
Effective troubleshooting and quick response to issues can also minimize the impact on feeder and distribution areas.
Examples of measures that can be taken include using fiber optic cables with higher capacity, implementing redundancy in the network, and conducting regular inspections and repairs.

Feeder &amp; distribution area saved