Puerto Rico Power Plant Damaged In Earthquake Could Be Out For 'Over A Year,' Official Says

<p>Around a third of Puerto Rico's population remains in the dark amid a series of earthquakes. The island's power authority said 600,000 customers have power, but around 900,000 people still don't know when the lights will return.</p>

Thursday, January 9th 2020, 4:05 pm

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