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Tainan Mitsui OUTLET is located in a designated high-speed rail area, and a sudden power outage occurred in the afternoon.
Mitsui OUTLET in Tainan, located in a designated high-speed rail area, suffered a sudden power outage this afternoon. People who were shopping and dining were suddenly darkened. People who were shopping and dining were stunned and the backup power was immediately activated. Taipower Company also quickly came to conduct a facility inspection. Preliminary analysis found that it was suspected that the damage was caused by nearby street construction and the contractor accidentally digging cables. After active repairs, partial power has been restored, and it is expected to be fully restored at 3:30.
Mitsui OUTLET experienced a power outage at about 1:30. It was originally thought to be an abnormality in the power equipment in the museum. Taipower personnel quickly came to deal with it. After inspection and maintenance, it was found that it was suspected that the power supply line was accidentally damaged during the excavation work of the nearby Green Energy Street construction unit.
After a power trip in the Mitsui OUTLET, the backup power was immediately activated. The operator mentioned that power supply has been provided one after another, and there was no obvious loss on the equipment side. There was no serious impact or harm to the business or customers. The exact cause and responsibility will be confirmed with Taipower Corporation.
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