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Entergy Response to Louisiana Flooding
By: Louisiana Editorial Team

08/18/2016


As floodwaters covered parts of southern Louisiana, more than 32,000 Entergy Louisiana LLC customers lost power Tuesday. Now technicians are inspecting both gas and electric meters while linemen repair damaged distribution equipment. For updates, go to entergystormcenter.com.

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Louisiana  Storm Center  8-16 LA Flood  Flood  LA Community  LA Flooding 
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