Crews with Duquesne Light Co. work to fix a downed wire in Harmony Township. Credit: Felicia Mycyk
By Larissa Dudkiewicz
About 1,300 Duquesne Light Co. customers are without power in the Harmony and Baden area, according to company officials.
Brian Knavish, Duquesne Light spokesman, said the outage was caused by a downed wire on Anthony Wayne Road at Duss Avenue.
A crew has been dispatched to the area and is currently working to restore power.
Knavish estimates power should be back on by 2 p.m., unless there are additional problems.
With storms in the area, Duquesne Light suggests the public keep an eye out for downed wires, and never touch, approach or drive over them.
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About 1,300 Duquesne Light Co. customers are without power in the Harmony and Baden area, according to company officials.
Brian Knavish, Duquesne Light spokesman, said the outage was caused by a downed wire on Anthony Wayne Road at Duss Avenue.
A crew has been dispatched to the area and is currently working to restore power.
Knavish estimates power should be back on by 2 p.m., unless there are additional problems.
With storms in the area, Duquesne Light suggests the public keep an eye out for downed wires, and never touch, approach or drive over them.
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