About 45,000 people are without power in Moore County, N.C., after what authorities said was an intentional act of vandalism on local substations.
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Attack on North Carolina Power Substations Leaves 45,000 Without Electricity
Two substations were disabled by gunfire Saturday night, and Duke Energy says the outages could last days.
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Attack on North Carolina Power Substations Leaves 45,000 Without Electricity
Authorities havent determined a motive or identified those responsible
Duke Energy workers examine an electrical substation that authorities said was hit by gunfire, causing the local power outages.
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Updated Dec. 4, 2022 7:43 pm ET
About 45,000 people are without power Sunday in Moore County, N.C., after what authorities said was an intentional act of vandalism on local substations.
A spokesman for Duke Energy, which provides power to the area, said its equipment was seriously damaged and the outages could last for days.
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