Storm Eowyn caused widespread damage to the electricity network in Northern Ireland, leaving thousands without power. NIE Networks reports progress in restoring power but warns of continued risks and urges public safety measures.
Around 65,000 customers in Northern Ireland remained without power on Monday morning following the impact of Storm Eowyn . NIE Networks reported that power had been restored to 220,000 properties after extensive damage to the electricity network caused by the storm on Friday. The company stated that its Incident Management Centre at Craigavon remained operational, along with Local Incident Centres situated across Northern Ireland , enabling teams to coordinate localized responses.
NIE Networks also emphasized that councils throughout Northern Ireland had established Community Assistance Centres, where NIE Networks representatives would be present. Details regarding these centres can be found on the NIE Networks website at www.nienetworks.co.uk.In a safety advisory, NIE Networks urged the public to exercise extreme caution around any damaged electrical equipment and to never approach downed poles or live power lines. The public was also advised to keep children and animals away from such hazards and to promptly report any damage to NIE Networks at 03457 643 643. The company acknowledged the difficulties faced by vulnerable members of the community and encouraged everyone to support their neighbors during this challenging time. NIE Networks reminded customers that they could report faults online, monitor the situation for updates on its website (www.nienetworks.co.uk), or contact the NIE Networks Customer Helpline at 03457 643 643
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