EDEEste actively works to restore service after the effects of Hurricane Erin

Santo Domingo.- The Eastern Electricity Distribution Company (EDEEste) reported that its technical personnel are actively and continuously working on normalizing the breakdowns caused by the effects of Hurricane Erin. According to the company, among the main incidents recorded are broken crossarms, fallen medium voltage lines, downed poles and fallen trees that have impacted the electrical grids, in addition to other situations that have affected the service in various communities. The gusts of wind and the rains that accompanied the atmospheric phenomenon also caused intermittencies in some areas of the EDEEste concession.

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The company explained that its brigades remain deployed throughout the territory, promptly and efficiently addressing each incident, prioritizing the safety of the population and its technical personnel in every correction task. EDEEste reaffirmed its commitment to restore electrical service in the shortest possible time and keep the citizenry informed through its official channels and social media about the progress of the work.