Power outages refer to interruptions in the supply of electricity to a given area. These can occur for various reasons, including severe weather conditions, equipment failures, maintenance work on electrical infrastructure, or overloading of power systems. During a power outage, homes, businesses, and public facilities may lose access to electrical power, affecting lighting, heating, cooling, and the operation of electronic devices. Power outages can last from a few minutes to several days, depending on the cause and the response of utility companies. They can also have broader implications, such as disrupting communication systems, impacting transportation, and posing risks to food safety due to refrigeration loss.
Fierce storms caused widespread power outages, affecting 13,500 customers across multiple areas. Lightning strikes were the primary cause of the outages, illustrating nature's unpredictable power. Community solidarity emerged as residents…