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Cities in the Ribeirão Preto region have 115,100 units without electricity 26 hours after the storm, says CPFL

Storm takes Dumont, Guariba and Taquaritinga to a state of emergency CPFL Paulista reported that 115,180 customers are still without power in the Ribeirão Preto region this Saturday (25), around 26 hours after the storm...

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Cities in the Ribeirão Preto region have 115,100 units without electricity 26 hours after the storm, says CPFL
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Storm takes Dumont, Guariba and Taquaritinga to a state of emergency CPFL Paulista reported that 115,180 customers are still without power in the Ribeirão Preto region this Saturday (25), around 26 hours after the storm that hit the region and left a trail of destruction. See the number of units per city: Ribeirão Preto: 91 thousand customers Guariba: 16 thousand Taquaritinga: 5 thousand customers Pradópolis: 2.4 thousand customers Dumont: 780 customers According to the company, around 250 teams are committed to reestablishing the service and were relocated from cities such as Franca, Araraquara, Campinas and Piracicaba to meet demand as quickly as possible. Power tower was twisted after storm in Taquaritinga (SP) Social networks The work is monitored in partnership with the Civil Defense, the Fire Department and the Emergency Management Center of the Civil Defense of the State of São Paulo (CGE). The guideline is for the population not to touch broken wires or tree branches that are over the power grid, even if they appear to be de-energized. The company can be contacted through the following channels: Call center: 0800 010 1010 Website www.cpfl.com.br CPFL Energia WhatsApp application (19) 99908-8888 Energy collapse Winds reached 122 km/h in the early hours of last Friday. According to the president of CPFL Paulista, Rafael Lazzaretti, the collapse was mainly caused by the collapse of 34 transmission towers and 200 broken lighting posts. "There were 34 of these towers that fell due to the force of the winds, we need to restore them. The good news is that all the substations are already energized, so now it is more retail work, on the poles side, the impact was very big. We estimate, at least for now, we are finishing this count, but at least 200 poles are broken and will need reconstruction." Because of the damage, Taquaritinga and Ribeirão Preto declared a state of emergency for 180 days.

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