Explosion, Fire at Puerto Rico Substation Leave over 217,000 without Power
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Explosion, fire at Puerto Rico substation leave over 217,000 without power
An explosion and fire at a LUMA Energy substation in Carolina, Puerto Rico, coincided with a major power outage affecting more than 217,000 customers across several municipalities, Telemundo Puerto Rico reported.Video from the scene showed...
Local Puerto Rican sources have reported that more than 217,000 subscribers suffered power outages in several regions of the country.
More than 200,000 consumers were left without light in Puerto Rico due to a substation fire, reports Telemundo with reference to the company LUMA Energy.
An explosion recorded in the Sabana Abajo substation, located on the banks of the PR-3 highway in Carolina, caused a massive interruption of electricity service that reached more than 200,000 customers, mainly in Carolina and San Juan. According to the LUMA Energy portal, at 9:40 p.m., some 204,990 customers, [...]
Carolina – LUMA Energy reported that more than 200,000 customers are affected by disruptions...
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