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Thousands of Indiana residents remain without power eleven days after storms knocked down power lines. Utility companies faced criticism for slow restoration efforts.
Thousands of Indiana residents remained without power eleven days after storms knocked down power lines. Utility companies faced criticism for slow restoration efforts. An eleven-day outage is beyond normal service disruption.
Utilities typically restore power from major storms in days, not nearly two weeks. The fact that residents are still without power and utilities are facing criticism suggests either the damage was worse than initial assessments, or the restoration effort was inadequate. Either way, eleven days is long enough to create serious hardship.
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