Power restored for MLGW customers
Power restored for MLGW customers after damaged breaker leaves thousands in the dark
: As of 11:45 a.m., power has been restored for most customers affected by the outages. Around 350 customers remain without power. *** MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Over 10,000 Memphis Light, Gas, and Water customers were without power on Wednesday morning.
Damaged breaker causes more than 10K MLGW customers to lose power
MLGW reported that 10,536 customers were without power due to 27 outages at 10:13 a.m. Most of those outages were reported in Orange Mound and East Memphis. The most affected area was between Poplar Avenue and I-240. In that area, 5,341 MLGW customers lost power.
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