Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Electricity transmission lines. (Photo: Getty Images) 
  
 NEW ORLEANS – Thousands of Entergy New Orleans customers lost power for more than an hour after a cat got into a substation Monday. 
  
 The outages began around 8:30 a.m. Monday morning, according to the Entergy New Orleans. Power was restored around noon, the company tweeted. 
  
 A statement from the company said a cat got into a substation and caused a flash when it touched the equipment. The animal did not survive. 
  
 "It is unusual for a cat to get into a substation and around protective devices. When this happens, the animals unfortunately do not survive the high-voltage contact," the company said in a tweet. 
  
 OUTAGE RESTORED: Crews have safely restored power to remaining customers. It is unusual for a cat to get into a substation and around protective devices. When this happens, the animals unfortunately do not survive the high-voltage contact. Read more: https://t.co/eLCc3PHneR — Entergy New Orleans (@EntergyNOLA) September 17, 2018 
  
 Entergy New Orleans said the company installs protective devices to keep animals out of the equipment to protect the animals and prevent power outages. 
  
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Thousands of New Orleans residents who lost power for more than an hour Monday have a cat to blame, USA Today reports. The animal got into one of Entergy New Orleans' substations, touched the equipment, and caused a flash. Outages started around 8:30am, and by noon, all customers saw their power restored. The cat did not survive. "It is unusual for a cat to get into a substation and around protective devices. When this happens, the animals unfortunately do not survive the high-voltage contact," Entergy said in a statement, noting that it installs protective devices to keep just such an incident from occurring, but on rare occasions an animal is able to get around them.