SSEN Distribution is working to restore supplies to 2,800 homes in Shetland.
Tuesday night saw a low of -17.3C recorded in Braemar in Aberdeenshire, breaking a record for the year of -15.7C set in the same village on Monday.He said he had chaired a Scottish government resilience room with multi-agency partners to make sure every effort was being made to restore power to households.
She added that she was quite well prepared with a gas stove, candles and head torches but would not be able to go anywhere.following a search involving a coastguard helicopter and rescue teams from Hillswick, Lerwick and Sumburgh..It is not yet known if the death is related to the weather conditions.More SSEN engineers are expected to arrive early on Wednesday morning and will continue supplying Shetland with staff and equipment.
"It is also considering how buildings such as community centres could be used to provide respite centres if needed."He also urged people to stay at home, find ways to stay warm and check in on neighbours, family and friends, while listening to local radio or following social media for updates. "I'd like to reassure customers we're working to restore supplies as quickly as possible, liaising closely with our resilience partners to support the joint welfare effort.". A further update is expected will be provided mid-morning on Wednesday.
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