Thousands remain without power in Monmouth, Ocean counties
Hundreds of thousands of people all around New Jersey remain without power, including Monmouth and Ocean counties.
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Aug 5, 2020, 10:18 AM
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Updated 1,644 days ago
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Hundreds of thousands of people all around New Jersey remain without power, including Monmouth and Ocean counties.
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Around Route 9 in Howell, there are no lights or air conditioners for thousands.
According to JCP&L, Monmouth County still has 160,000 of its customers without power. That’s more than 55% of its service area with Howell, Middletown, Marlboro and Freehold all having more than 10,000 customers affected.
Ocean County has more than 125,000 customers without power. That’s just under 50% of the customers it serves. Brick, Toms River and Forked River were hit especially hard.
Gov. Phil Murphy is scheduled to tour Jackson Township later this morning.
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