Official: Power-plant blast responsible for DC power outages
Associated Press
1:39 PM, Apr 7, 2015
Widespread power outages hit across Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, affecting government and privately-owned buildings intermittently early in the afternoon.
The outage struck everything from the White House to the State Department, where government employees and reporters saw lights and power flicker out.
The power went out during the daily State Department briefing, with Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf using a phone light to continue taking questions from reporters.
Power remained off for the State Department as of 1:15 p.m., though most other affected buildings appeared to have power restored within seconds of it going out.
The White House, State Department, Justice Department and Capitol were all briefly affected. Power also went out at the University of Maryland and various Smithsonian museums. Several were evacuated.
Metro said 14 of its 91 public transit stations were affected. A spokesman says power to trains remains on, with trains moving system wide.
By officials' counts, at least 28,000 customers in the metro area were affected.
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The outage struck everything from the White House to the State Department, where government employees and reporters saw lights and power flicker out.
The power went out during the daily State Department briefing, with Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf using a phone light to continue taking questions from reporters.
Power remained off for the State Department as of 1:15 p.m., though most other affected buildings appeared to have power restored within seconds of it going out.
The White House, State Department, Justice Department and Capitol were all briefly affected. Power also went out at the University of Maryland and various Smithsonian museums. Several were evacuated.
Metro said 14 of its 91 public transit stations were affected. A spokesman says power to trains remains on, with trains moving system wide.
By officials' counts, at least 28,000 customers in the metro area were affected.
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2 comments:
Maybe someone is giving the District of Criminals a little taste of what plans THEY probably have for the rest of US in those false flaggin' little brains of theirs. Do the math: grid down = martial law............................. Also = from my cold, dead hands.
I ONCE SAW A MANURE SPREADER GO TROUGH A WASHINGTON STATE TOWN LOADED WITH CHICKEN MANURE AT ABOUT 15-20 MPH......THE SHIT WAS GETTING FLUNG OUT 75 FEET IN ALL DIRECTIONS.... PERHAPS THE FARMERS CAN MAKE THIS HAPPEN...STORE CANOPIES WERE FULL THE STREET WAS NOT PASSABLE FOR FOOT TRAFFIC.... THIS MIGHT BE SOMETHNG THAT COULD BE DONE IN D.C......
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