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More Than 30K Without Power In BC's Central And Southern Interior, Utility Says

The Canadian Press, 02 Jan, 2020 07:48 PM

    VANCOUVER - BC Hydro says around 34,000 customers in the central and southern Interior woke up to greet the new year without power on Wednesday morning.

     

    The utilities provider says a snowstorm caused extensive damage to hydro infrastructure.

     

    It says crews have been brought in from other parts of the province in order to restore power.

     

    The utility says the hardest hit communities are Salmon Arm, where around 18,000 people are without power, followed by Vernon, Kamloops, Williams Lake and 100 Mile House.

     

    It says crews have restored power to more than half of affected customers since the storm began.

     

    But snowfall is expected to continue and some crews have been delayed due to poor conditions.

     

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