Развивающийся сюжет · 1 репортаж
Libya's continuing electricity blackouts
РазвиваетсяСледующая проверка
Текущее положение
As of August 19, Libya’s electricity blackouts had continued from July into August, disrupting power and water access for hundreds of thousands. Fuel shortages persisted despite about $1 billion a month in fuel imports; the report does not say that supply has been restored or the outages have ceased.
Ход сюжетаДень 1
1 материал7 изданий11 источников1 видео
- Пока нет датированных событий
Сюжет на данный момент
Libya's Blackouts Drag Into August Despite $1 Billion in Monthly Fuel Imports
The UN says Libya spends $1 billion a month on fuel amid blackouts, unequal cuts and Zawiya strikes — and queues keep growing anyway.
Остаётся открытым после этого материала
- No verified extent figure for how many people lost power in July into August.
- No confirmed perpetrator, motive or full toll for the Zawiya drone strikes.
История
Открыта1 репортаж
Кто причастен
Люди
Hanna TettehGhanaian barrister, diplomat and politician1 материал
Места
- Az-ZāwiyahAz-Zāwiyah, Libya1 материал
- LibyaLibya1 материал
- SirteSirte, Libya1 материал
- TripoliTripoli, Libya1 материал
Все издания, которые мы прочитали по этому сюжету
11 источников7 изданий1 видео
sada.ly3
- Tetteh: "$1 Billion Spent Monthly on Fuel Despite Ongoing Electricity Crisis and Shortages" - Sada Newspaper
- Exclusive: Audit Bureau Official to Sada Economic: Electricity Demand Reaches 10,000 MW, with Some Areas Facing Up to 12 Hours of Darkness While Others Have Only Two Hours - Sada Newspaper
- “They Live in One World, While Citizens Live in Another”: Libya’s Fuel Crisis Deepens as Petrol Queues Grow - Sada Newspaper
Africanewsafricanews.com1
The Nationalthenationalnews.com1
