Power restored after 4-hour outage plunges 760 Hong Kong flats into darkness
A four-hour power outage affected 760 households in Ha Kwai House, a residential building in the Kwai Chung Estate in Hong Kong. The outage began around 9:13 PM on Sunday, triggered by a suspected equipment fault caused by a water leak.

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AI-generatedA four-hour power outage affected 760 households in Ha Kwai House, a residential building in the Kwai Chung Estate in Hong Kong. The outage began around 9:13 PM on Sunday, triggered by a suspected equipment fault caused by a water leak. CLP Power, the city's electricity company, dispatched staff to investigate and confirmed the power facilities were operating normally. Building electricians then conducted emergency repairs, restoring power at 1:30 AM on Monday. The outage left the building in darkness, prompting residents to wait outside, and firefighters assisted an elderly woman whose breathing machine was affected, though she did not require hospitalization.
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5 extractedCLP staff were dispatched to check and confirmed that the power facilities were operating normally.
An elderly woman called for help, saying her breathing machine was running low on power.
Electricity was restored at 1.30am on Monday.
A four-hour outage at Ha Kwai House in Kwai Chung Estate disrupted supply to about 760 households.
The outage was caused by a suspected water leak that triggered a power trip.