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A safety message from Ausgrid
Cessnock City Council 14 Feb 2020
A safety message from Ausgrid

The recent severe weather conditions have resulted in fallen trees and powerlines across the State and power outages in some areas. As a result, Ausgrid has been working to ensure the network is safe and to restore power as quickly as possible. It is always important to remember to stay safe: 

 Watch out for electrical hazards hidden in storm debris; trees and flood waters can hide fallen powerlines Fallen powerlines are very dangerous; do not touch fallen powerlines and always assume they are live If you see a fallen powerline, stay at least 8 metres (as long as a bus) away from it and anything it may be touching. Tell an adult and call triple zero (000) 

 2/14/2020

Source: Cessnock City Council : A safety message from Ausgrid
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