Power Restored After Outage in South SF, Daly City, Colma

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A power outage affected thousands of customers in Daly City, South San Francisco, and Colma on Monday.

PG&E crews responded to the outage, which occurred at approximately 9:52 a.m.

At around 11 a.m., the outage was impacting 5,606 customers. The PG&E power outage map showed that power had been restored to many customers by early afternoon.

The cause of the outage is under investigation. It is not clear what caused the power outage, but PG&E crews worked to restore power as quickly as possible.

North County Fire Authority crews were also at the scene of an underground electrical vault fire on Camelot Court in Daly City. It is unclear if the fire was related to the power outage.

For those impacted by the outage, it was an inconvenience that disrupted their day.

Many businesses and residents were without power for hours, causing disruptions to daily routines.

However, the power outage also highlighted the importance of reliable energy infrastructure and the need for investment in maintaining and improving it.

While the cause of the outage is still under investigation, it is a reminder of the potential risks and vulnerabilities of our energy systems.

As we rely more on technology and electricity in our daily lives, power outages can have significant consequences.

It is important that we work to ensure a reliable and resilient energy infrastructure.

The restoration of power to thousands of customers is a testament to the hard work of PG&E crews and first responders.

Their efforts helped to minimise the impact of the outage on the community.

While power has been restored, it is important for customers to remain vigilant and report any further issues or concerns to PG&E.

The company has resources available to help customers prepare for and respond to power outages.

In the end, the power outage serves as a reminder of the importance of investing in our energy infrastructure and ensuring that we have the resources and plans in place to respond to emergencies and disruptions.

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