Hurricane Helene Strikes Southeast U.S., Over 2 Million Without Power
Monday, 30 September 2024, 11:25
Hurricane Helene Causes Widespread Blackouts
In a devastating turn, Hurricane Helene has struck the southeast U.S., leaving more than 2 million households without electricity. Duke Energy and Southern Co. are mobilizing their teams to restore power as quickly as possible.
Impact on Residents
- Severe interruptions in service.
- Local businesses struggling to cope.
- Emergency services on high alert.
Restoration Efforts Underway
Duke Energy reports that linemen are working around the clock to restore service to affected regions. Meanwhile, Southern Co. has deployed additional resources to support recovery.
The situation remains critical as authorities advise residents to prepare for extended outages.
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