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Apagón en Park City afecta a más de 20,000 clientes y la causa aún se investiga

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La empresa señaló que la causa de la interrupción del servicio continúa bajo investigación. La empresa señaló que la causa de la interrupción del servicio continúa bajo investigación. PARK CITY, UTAH – Más de 20,000 clientes de Rocky Mountain Power quedaron sin servicio eléctrico la tarde del lunes en Park City y comunidades cercanas, según informó la compañía eléctrica.

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