In particular, we are talking about the historic center of the city. Light appeared in the area of the Capitol building. At the same time, sometimes it happens that there is already electricity on one side of the street, but not on the other. “On our side of the street there is still no light. On the opposite side, the supply was recently restored,” said Milena, who works in one of the stores in the center of Havana.
In addition, electricity appeared in certain microdistricts in the Vedado region. This is evidenced by the operation of traffic lights. At the same time, a significant part of the capital, including the Miramar district, where the Russian embassy and most other countries are located, remains without electricity.
A massive blackout occurred in Cuba on Friday, October 18. Authorities said the cause was an accident at one of the power plants. Work continues to restore power supply.
