Holidays including schools, this communist country is in darkness

 

Havana: This communist country is in the dark after a major power plant strike. 10 million people are severely affected by the current power crisis in Cuba. The Department of Energy has explained on social media that Cuba's power grid went on strike around 11 a.m. on Friday. Officials explain that it is still unclear how long it will take to restore electricity. International media are reporting that the new outage is literally blacking out the people of the island nation, which has been plagued with prolonged power cuts.

Cuba's largest power plant, the Antonio Guterres Power Plant, went on strike on Friday. Cuba's President Miguel Diaz Canel Bermudez responds that the primary consideration is to find a solution to the current situation. Cuban President X has stated that he will not rest until electricity is restored. Officials in the Ministry of Energy explain that the steps to restore electricity are in the initial stage. The authorities explain that it is to generate electricity suitable for starting the operation of many electric plants. Schools, night clubs and other non-essential activities have been declared closed till Monday.