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A high-voltage fault is the cause of the power outage, the electricity grid company informs DR.

Power is estimated to return later this evening (archive photo). (Photo: © Rune Johansen, Ritzau Scanpix) 25 min. ago Updated 9 min. ago

Updated at 8:29 PM with information that power has been restored for some customers.

3,262 electricity customers in Nørrebro, Frederiksberg, and the northwestern district of Copenhagen were hit by a power outage this evening.

This is stated by Radius ( https://radiuselnet.dk/stroemafbrydelse/ ), which is responsible for the power supply, on its website.

It shows that the power outages occurred at 7:45 PM, and the cause is an operational fault.

Radius' press officer, Philip Brønnum Olesen, informed DR News at 8:25 PM that the outages are due to a cable fault, and that power has been restored to most customers.

However, around 1,000 electricity customers are still without power – it is expected to be back within the next hour.

Earlier today, just over 100 electricity customers in the northwestern district experienced outages also due to an operational fault.

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