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Nearly 400,000 people left without power in Puerto Rico after blackout

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San Juan, Jun 10 (EFE).- Private electricity company LUMA Energy, which took over power transmission and distribution in Puerto Rico on June 1, announced Thursday that some 400,000 customers are still without electricity after a fire broke out at a substation in a town near capital San Juan."Currently 400,000 customers remain without service. It has already been resumed in several sectors of the San Juan metropolitan area," the company said in a tweet. (Camera: THAIS LLORCA).B-ROLL OF THE POWER OUTAGE IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.

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