Progress on Auckland power chaos
Progress on Auckland power chaos
Vector wishes to
advise that crews have managed to restore all affected
customers in Onehunga, Epsom, Penrose, Te Papa, Rockfield,
Newmarket, Westfield and Glenn Innes.
This brings the total number of customers out down to 39,600 from the 85,000 out at the height of the substation fire this morning.
Suburbs affected by the damaged cables are Sylvia
Park, Remuera, Mt Wellington, St Johns, Orakei and St
Heliers - these customers are
expected to be without
power overnight, however crews may be able to back feed
across the boundaries as much as possible. Customers are
asked to be as frugal as possible with their energy use in
these areas if they have been restored so we can back feed
more areas. Crews will continue working overnight and
throughout tomorrow in order to get customers restored as
soon as possible.
Medically dependent customers or vulnerable customers in these areas should make alternative arrangements.
ends
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