Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) announced that power supply has already been restored. 50% of users affected due to Hurricane Otis in Guerrero, accounting for 15% of the total 3.5 million users in the state.
In a statement released on Thursday evening, the CFE said that a total of 513,524 users were affected. restored power to 256,762 people.
“Patrol of the infrastructure has been completed, there is damage. 137 power line structures “They are the main source of electricity in the affected region, so attention to this infrastructure is a priority,” he explained.
Photo: Cuartoscuro
As the damage was assessed, resources have increased and are now located in strategic locations:
– 1528 electricians
— 161 cranes, 548 cars
– 52 emergency stations
– 21 lighting towers
– 6 helicopters
The CFE, through the National Civil Defense System, continues to closely coordinate with the Secretariat of National Defense, Secretariat of the Navy, National Water Commission, Secretariat of Health, State and Municipal Governments to cope with this unforeseen situation.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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