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Guam has gone a week without power or water after Typhoon Mawar

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Typhoon Mawar hit Guam on May 25, destroying 602 homes and damaging 1030 others. About half of the island remains without water, and about 65% remains without power, local authorities said Thursday. It may be another three to four weeks until the majority of Guam has reliable power and water, the governor said.

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Guam has gone a week without power or water after Typhoon Mawar

Frustrations are high and recovery feels far off for residents after the the strongest storm to hit the island since 2002.

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Guam has gone a week without power or water after Typhoon Mawar

About half of the island remains without water, and about 65% is without power. It may be weeks until the utilities are fully restored, local authorities said.

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