SCOTLAND ISLAND POWER OUTAGE
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Update
as of 4.00pm
Submarine cable at
Bells is damaged.
Four Generators will be brought onto the island first light tomorrow
morning.
At this stage it is thought power should be back on around 1pm tomorrow
afternoon.
Repairs to the submarine cable could take a couple of days at least.
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Hi
all, sorry for the issues with the cable. We'll be bringing across four
generators to connect to each of the small substations on the island.
Getting them into spot and safely connecting them will take much of the
day tomorrow. These generators will supply power while the damage to
the cable is assessed and repairs made."
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