Hawaiian Electric says windblown metal roof knocks out power to 4,500 customers in West Maui
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- Hawaiian Electric monitored elevated wildfire risk from persistent winds, raising the likelihood of Public Safety Power Shutoffs on Maui, Hawaii Island.
- Potential outages could last several hours to days in higher-risk areas including West Maui, Kawaihae, Waikoloa.
- About 4,500 customers in West Maui lost power when wind-blown metal roofing struck power lines; restoration work continued.
- Service was restored to remaining South Kona customers hit by an earthquake-related outage; Keauhou outages from a vehicle-damaged pole were also restored.
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