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NSP Pulling Crews Off Roads As Dorian Progresses

Due to the severity of Hurricane Dorian, NS Power are pulling their personnel off the roads across Nova Scotia.

At a media conference earlier today, Dave Downey, Nova Scotia Power Manager of Transmission and Distribution Technical Services and EMO Lead, says they will be moving their workers into a Safety Stand Down, keeping them off the roads except to deal with emergency situations.

In Western and central Nova Scotia, NSP workers will be off the road from Noon to 10 PM tonight, while in Eastern Mainland and Cape Breton, crews while stand down while Dorian progresses.

Downey says safety is Nova Scotia Power’s utmost priority as Hurricane Dorian progresses toward and through our province, and urges both workers and residents to stay home and stay safe.

Currently, NSP’s outage map shows 79,227 people without power across the province, with some restoration times listed at Tuesday morning.

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