Terrifying short circuit leaves part of El Vedado without electricity.

According to a neighbor in the area, there is a lot of greenery on that block and the Pruning Company of Comunales should trim the trees, but "they do not do the necessary work."


A terrifying short circuit that occurred early this morning left part of El Vedado in Havana without electricity.

Pedro Luis García, photojournalist and administrator of the Facebook group "El Vedado de hoy," revealed that since 1:00 AM, the street lighting and the houses located on 11th Street between E and F have been without power.

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After the passage of Hurricane Helene, at 9:30 am the wind continued to hit the area and it rained at intervals.

"The company is already informed but needs to improve the time," he said.

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According to the neighbor, the problem is that the corner of 11th Street and E has a lot of trees, and the pruning company from Comunales should trim the area, but "they do not do the corresponding work."

"It is now 9:34 am and the gusts of wind are felt. The crew from the electricity company will be delayed due to the weather conditions. Only this part has been reported by the company. It's not all of El Vedado," he specified.

While that was happening in Havana, in Pinar de Río more than 75,000 families were left without electricity this Thursday after the passage of Hurricane Helene.

According to journalist Lázaro Manuel Alonso, there are specifically 75,544 customers from all municipalities in the province who do not have service at this moment.

"In the city, many of the circuits have gone down due to the strong winds that persist," he noted.

Yamile Ramos Cordero, first secretary of the Party in the territory, revealed that in the coming hours, brigades from Havana, Mayabeque, and Cienfuegos will arrive to work on recovery efforts.

"This morning was more complex than the previous one. The province recorded gusts of up to 90 km/h. It is raining intermittently but intensely in several communities," he said.

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