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Edesur Says a Backhoe Knocked Down Poles and Left 4,000 Users Out of Power in Villa Altagracia
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Edesur Dominicana reported this Saturday that it is working to replace some seven electric power lines down by a backhoe in Villa Altagracia, province of San Cristóbal, and that it has left some 4,000 customers without electricity. The incident was recorded because the excavations were carried out near the base of these structures, affecting mainly Duarte Street. “Our technical brigades work hard and uninterrupted to restore the service in the s…
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