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Western Bay power outage after tree falls on powerlines

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132 properties in the Pongakawa area in the Western Bay of Plenty were without power as a result of damaged equipment. Photo / File

132 properties in the Pongakawa area in the Western Bay of Plenty were without power as a result of damaged equipment. Photo / File

More than 100 properties are currently without power in Pongakawa after a tree fell on powerlines.

Powerco Network operations manager Phil Marsh said about 132 customers were without power after the incident on Maniatutu Rd.

He said the power will be out until contractors can clear debris and reinstate the lines.

According to the Powerco outages website, the outage started about 9.15am and was not expected to be restored by 3pm.

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