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In 1930, Bahrain began supplying public electricity, with a generating station in Manama operating at a cost of £20,607. Electricity was gradually introduced to homes and government buildings, leading to the installation of electricity in 222 homes during 1931. This also resulted in the use of cooling and electricity in institutions and industries. These changes brought about significant shifts in the lifestyle of Bahrainis, such as access to cold water and nighttime lighting, which expanded employment opportunities and fostered the growth of the service sector. These developments marked the beginning of a major transformation towards a more vibrant and advanced way of life.
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