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More Crews Arrive on Hawaiʻi Island as 6,000 Residents Remain without Power
Crews from Maui, Oahu and Southern California Edison joined restoration work as weather from Tropical Storm Moke slowed repairs, officials said.
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More crews arrive on Hawaiʻi Island as 6,000 residents remain without power
Hawaiian Electric is deploying additional crews and equipment from Maui, Oʻahu, and California to restore power to approximately 6,390 customers on Hawaiʻi Island following Hurricane Lala and Tropical Depression Moke.
·Honolulu, United States
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West Hawaii TodayMore than 6,000 HECO customers still without power; additional crews, equipment arrive
Additional Hawaiian Electric employees arrived on Hawaii Island today — including lineworkers, engineering and other support teams from Maui and Oahu — to aid in restoration efforts and help speed recovery. The post More than 6,000 HECO customers still without power; additional crews, equipment arrive appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.
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