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2,200 customers still without power
Maritime Electric is warning those without power that complete restoration may not happened until the weekend
BY STAFF
The Guardian
The number of P.E.I. customers without electricity has plummeted to
approximately 2,200 by 6 a.m. Friday, a drop of almost 20,000 in a
24-year period as 38 Maritime Electric crews were able to take
advantage of better weather conditions Thursday to restore power
disrupted by a major freezing rain storm which crippled the province
earlier in the week.
The remaining outages are scattered across central and western Queens counties and West Prince.
Maritime Electric is warning those without power that complete
restoration may not happened until the weekend but the company is
hoping to have most outages repaired today.
For the first time this week, there are classes in the Western School
Board. But exams in the four high schools in the Western board have
been delayed until Monday.
The forecast is ominous as another bout of freezing rain is imminent.
Today will start out sunny but then clouding over in the afternoon.
Snow, ice pellets, freezing rain and rain, accompanied by high winds,
are in the forecast for tonight and Saturday.
Go back and re-read the first sentence of that article again. And be appalled.
Friday, February 1
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Appalling.
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