Power outage in Berlin: 20,000 households still without electricity

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2025-09-10

Berlin (dpa) - Around 20,000 households in south-east Berlin remained without electricity early on Wednesday following a widespread outage, local grid operator Stromnetz Berlin said. Power was gradually restored overnight after the outage, which began more than 24 hours earlier and is believed to have been caused by an arson attack on high-voltage cables. Originally, about 50,000 homes were affected. Stromnetz Berlin urged residents whose electri......

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