Prior to the collapse of the network, most residents day -day experienced power outages within 16 hours or more.
In Cuba on Wednesday, September 10, there is another collapse of the National Power Grid. This happens in the fourth time less than a year, Reuters reports.
“There was a complete closure of the electric system,” the Ministry of Energy and the National Electric Union said Wednesday morning.
Prior to the collapse of the network, most residents day -day experienced power outages within 16 hours or more.
It has been mentioned that airports and vital services, such as hospitals and water bombs, have worked thanks to reserve systems. In Havana, where 2 million inhabitants live, authorities said they are working to launch large power plants.
At night it was learned that the power supply was slowly restored.
This is the fourth case in less than a year the collapse of the national network occurred. In the past, two to three days were necessary to fully restore the operation of mains.
Keep in mind that in October of last year, Cuba was in a situation of complete energy collapse after the accident of one of the island’s major power plants. Millions of people are left without light.
In early November, due to the strong storm of the third category of Rafael, which fell off the south -western coast of Cuba, the inhabitants of the island were left without light.
The next blackout occurred in early December of last year. The Reuters then wrote that the power plants in Cuba working for the oil were outdated, and this year the energy system reached a complete crisis, as oil imports from Venezuela, Russia and Mexico were reduced.
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Source: korrespondent

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