Since July 18, power outages have occurred for eight consecutive days, with 6 of them occurring at night. According to Taiwan's "China Times News Network", power outages have occurred for eight consecutive days since last Monday. Although Taiwan Power emphasized on the 24th that

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Since July 18, power outages have occurred for 8 consecutive days, 6 of which occurred at night. The picture shows Taiwanese electricians wearing headlights and shuttled between buildings for repair. (Schematic picture/photo by Huang Shiqi) Photo source: Taiwan's "China Times News Network"

According to Taiwan's "China Times News Network", power outages have occurred for eight consecutive days since last Monday (July 18). Although Taiwan Power emphasized on the 24th that there would be no problem with power supply, there were 3,982 households in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City on the evening of the 25th without warning, which caused heated discussion among netizens, who believed that the power outage frequency was too high. They laughed and said that after the sun sets every day, the whole Taiwan will play the "power outage version of Russian roulette".

Only 2,095 households in Suao and Ao were out of power the night before yesterday. Last night, Xinzhuang District also had power outage, which made PTT netizens couldn't help but mock, "The power outage version of Russian roulette", "When the sun sets, who will win the Taiwan Electric Roulette Award", "The Russian roulette after the sun sets every day, laugh to death", "Whoever draws the power outage today will stop", "The sun can't hold on, and then the cable is 'cracking'", "I'm calling out every day, who will be tomorrow."

Some people also said helplessly, "It will be a news if there is no power outage on one day", "It will be shut down several times a year, not that there is no shortage of electricity", "I can already be sure that there is absolutely no such frequency before, and it is definitely not that some idiots are just talking about the news without reporting", "To be honest, if you really can't do it, don't hold on, just limit the power."

Taiwan's "China Times News Network" compiled the power outages for 8 consecutive days, 6 of which occurred after nightfall. Most of them were equipment failures, and only one was caused by animal accidents:

At 23:01 on July 18, due to the feeder jumping, a total of 962 households in the third section of Minsheng East Road and Hejiang Street in Zhongshan District, Taipei City were out of power.

At around 15:00 on July 19, due to the jump of the line, about 415 households in Linkou District, New Taipei City were out of power.

At 8:44 on July 20, Taiwan power patrol personnel pruned trees and touched high-voltage insulation barriers, causing power outages in 4,347 households in Hsinchu City and Baoshan Township, Hsinchu County.

At 21:42 on July 21, due to the jump of the line, 5,228 households in the Central and Western Districts and South Districts of Tainan City were out of power

At around 19:00 on July 22, the fuse chain switch was touched and burned by a squirrel, causing power outages in 31 households in the Gangshan District of Kaohsiung.

At 19:32 on July 23, 953 households in Fengjia business district were out of power due to excessive power load and burning of the transformer.

html At 19:35 on July 24, due to the jump of feeder, 2,095 households in Suao Town, Yilan County were out of power.

html At 18:7 on July 25, due to cable failure, 3,982 households in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City were out of power. [Source: Huaxia Jingwei Network]