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18/10/2017
Power Restored To Thousands Of NI Households
NIE Networks has confirmed that electricity has been restored to around 53,000 customers after Storm Ophelia.
Employees have been carrying out repair work throughout the night since Monday, 16 October.
Approximately 270 homes and businesses still remain without power in the South Eastern areas.
Sara McClintock, Communications Manager at NIE Networks, said: "We have mobilised additional call agents to deal with any queries customers may have regarding the repair process in their area. If you are still without power this morning, then please do get in touch on 03457 643 643."
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Employees have been carrying out repair work throughout the night since Monday, 16 October.
Approximately 270 homes and businesses still remain without power in the South Eastern areas.
Sara McClintock, Communications Manager at NIE Networks, said: "We have mobilised additional call agents to deal with any queries customers may have regarding the repair process in their area. If you are still without power this morning, then please do get in touch on 03457 643 643."
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