Residents of several sectors in Sosúa, Puerto Plata, are voicing frustration after experiencing prolonged power outages on Monday. According to reports, some areas were without electricity for up to four hours, coinciding with high temperatures that made conditions unbearable. The outages have sparked complaints about the reliability of the local power grid, with many calling for immediate action from authorities. Affected residents say the blackouts disrupted daily activities and posed health risks, especially for the elderly and children. The situation underscores ongoing challenges with electricity supply in the region.
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