What is the impact on residents when two high-voltage electric towers in Xi 'an are blown down by strong winds?

According to media reports, on the afternoon of July 22, there were short-term heavy rains and windy weather in some areas of Xi. Affected by this, two 1 100 kV high-voltage towers near the Third Ring Road in Anton were blown down by strong winds, causing a large-scale power outage in the eastern suburbs, affecting the electricity consumption of 26,000 residents around.

What happened:

At four o'clock in the afternoon of July 22, a thunderstorm and strong wind suddenly appeared in the eastern suburb of Xi. Because the wind was too strong at that time, two high-voltage electric towers near Wangjiao, Mujiang, East Third Ring Road were blown off and fell in the middle of the road. The sudden collapse of the iron tower caused traffic congestion in the East Third Ring Road, and at the same time caused power outages in 1 10 kV Chanhe Substation and Hansenzhai Substation. This morning, the reporter once again came to Li Jiao, Muwangjiang River, and saw at the scene that in order to ensure the smooth traffic of the East Third Ring Road, two collapsed towers were temporarily hoisted by four cranes. Electric power emergency repair personnel are nervous at the scene for emergency repair.

The deputy general manager of Xi 'an Power Supply Company of State Grid said: "In this abnormal weather, the gale reached 12. This tower is mainly used for power supply in our 1 10kV Hansenzhai area, mainly involving several areas. There are about 2.6 residents around Hansenzhai, including Wanshou Road, Goukou and Dongli.

Because two 1 10 kv high-voltage towers collapsed at the same time, the normal electricity consumption of surrounding residents is very large in high temperature weather. To this end, the electric power repair personnel carried out repairs overnight. Last night, the power supply of Chanhe Substation was restored. On the morning of July 23, the electricity consumption of residents around Hansenzhai was restored through load transfer.

Praise the active dedication of electric workers.