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Thursday November 22, 2012

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Global Jamaica: News

Power back in Santiago de Cuba three weeks after Sandy

Published: Thursday November 22, 2012 | 4:47 pm Comments 0

HAVANA, CUBA (AP):
Cuban authorities say power has been almost completely restored in the eastern city of Santiago nearly three weeks after Hurricane Sandy.


A report in Communist Party newspaper Granma says the lights are back on for 99.8 percent of customers in the city and 47 percent in outlying areas.

Santiago took a near-direct hit from Sandy on Oct. 25. The storm killed 11 people on the island, damaged more than 200,000 homes and caused significant crop losses.



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