The day after the Caetano depression passed through France, Vendée woke up with another 7,000 customers without electricity this Friday, November 22 in the morning. Enedis teams came to support from other regions.
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This Friday morning, 7,000 homes are still without electricity in the department, indicates Enedis, whose interventions will continue all day (illustrative photo). | WEST FRANCE ARCHIVES, FRANCK DUBRAY
Orange vigilance has no longer been in effect since Thursday evening, November 21 at 7 p.m. in Vendée, after the passage of storm Caetano. But this Friday morning, 7,000 homes are still without electricity in the department, indicates Enedis. There were 15,000 of them at the end of Thursday afternoon.
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Interventions by Enedis technicians will continue all day. “Reinforcement teams came from other directions,” indicates the company, according to which in Loire" rel="tag">Pays de la Loire, Vendée and Loire-Atlantique are particularly affected by the cuts.
