Users of social networks and authorities of the Venezuelan capital reported on the gradual restoration of electric service in the city of Caracas as well as in areas of Miranda state in northern Venezuela following a new massive power outage in the South American nation.
The massive power outage in Venezuela this Friday would be the third recorded in the course of a week.
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The mayor of Caracas , Erika Farías, said at 3:00 am through her twitter account that it was possible to partially restore the electric service in 22 areas of the Venezuelan capital.
Llegamos a las 3:00 am con el 90% del servicio electrico recuperado en las 22 parroquias, aún en proceso de estabilización de la carga.
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Caracas está en PAZ y en unas horas se vestirá de pueblo en defensa de la vida @NicolasMaduro #ChavismoSaleALaCalle pic.twitter.com/eAeuxsLaKv— Erika Farías Peña (@ErikaPSUV) March 30, 2019
On the other hand the governor of Miranda state, Héctor Rodríguez, reported that the recovery of the electrical power in zones of the area that form part of the metropolitan region of the Venezuelan capital, likewise revealed that there were active contingency plans to attend to the population of Caracas.
?Eje Barlovento
▶️ Páez y Andrés Bello 80%
▶️ Brión 70%
▶️ Pedro Gual 20%? Eje Metropolitano
▶️ Sucre, Chacao y Baruta 70%
▶️ El Hatillo 90%? Eje Valles del Tuy
▶️ Independencia y Paz Castillo 30%
▶️ Tomás Lander 50%
▶️ Simón Bolívar 70%#ReporteRNV #30Mar (2/3)— Héctor Rodríguez C. (@HectoRodriguez) March 30, 2019
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? Eje Altos Mirandinos
▶️ Los Salias y Carrizal 90%
▶️ Guaicaipuro 80%Continuamos trabajando junto a los equipos de Corpoelec para restablecer en su totalidad el servicio eléctrico en todos los municipios. El estado se mantiene en paz.#ReporteRNV #30Mar (3/3)
— Héctor Rodríguez C. (@HectoRodriguez) March 30, 2019
This would be the third massive electric power cut in Venezuela in the course of this week, the new interruption of the electric service occurred at 19:00 local time affecting the capital city and at least 20 Venezuelan states, as found by the local media.
Como vuelos de cocuyos, puntitos de luz muestran retorno de servicio eléctrico a Caracas. 10:15 pm. Viernes 29 de Marzo de 2019. pic.twitter.com/GXI7c0whpi
— Patricia Villegas Marin (@pvillegas_tlSUR) March 30, 2019
Source URL: Alba Ciudad
Translated by JRE/EF
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