URGENT UPDATE: Approximately 11,000 customers in San Francisco are currently without power following a significant outage that began at 7:45 p.m. on Sunday night, according to PG&E. This outage particularly impacts areas around Golden Gate Park and residents in the Richmond District.
Officials from PG&E confirmed that the power was shut off due to an urgent repair requirement. As the situation develops, the company is working diligently to restore electricity to affected neighborhoods.
This outage comes at a critical time, with many residents relying on electricity for essential services. The sudden loss of power has left thousands grappling with potential disruptions to heating, refrigeration, and other critical systems as nighttime temperatures drop.
PG&E is actively updating its outage map and providing information on expected restoration times. Residents are encouraged to stay tuned for updates via the company’s website or local news sources.
The impact of this outage extends beyond mere inconvenience; it poses significant challenges for those who may depend on electrically powered medical devices or heating systems. Community leaders are urging residents to check in on neighbors, particularly the elderly or those with special needs.
As of now, PG&E has not provided an estimated time for when power will be restored. Residents are advised to prepare for potential extended outages and to report any downed power lines or dangerous conditions to local authorities immediately.
This situation is developing rapidly, and further updates will be shared as more information becomes available. Stay safe and informed, and share this news with those in your community who may be affected.
