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PowerOutage: Wires Fall On Excavator Along Harrisburg Pike, Officials Say

By Jillian Pikora,

2024-08-13

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0yZJ7M_0uwfgcuI00 — The scene of the wires down on the excavator along Harrisburg Pike. Photo Credit: New Kingston Fire Company

The operator of the excavator was still inside when crews arrived at the scene in the 1100 block of Harrisburg Pike on Tuesday morning, according to Chief Hall.

PP&L soon arrived and "determined it was safe for the operator to get out," Hall said.

PP&L remained in the area to restore power to those affected.

The area where the excavator was working was being used for storage.

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