Power Restored to All Homes in Northern Ireland After Storm Boelo
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Electricity has now been restored to every property in Northern Ireland after Storm Boelo caused damage across the region. Northern Ireland Electricity Networks (NIE), the company that looks after the power network there, announced that all customers who lost their supply during the storm are now reconnected.
The storm brought strong winds and heavy weather, which damaged power lines and left many homes and businesses without electricity. Engineers from NIE worked to repair the faults and restore supply as quickly as possible. Repair crews faced difficult conditions while they worked to reach damaged areas and fix the network.
Residents who were affected by the outage are now able to use their power again. People are advised to report any new problems with their supply to NIE. The company has not released further details about the total number of customers affected or the cost of the repairs in its statement.
Sources: BBC
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