A blackout hit nearly all of Puerto Rico on New Year’s Eve, leaving over 1.3 million clients without power, with officials estimating it could take up to two days to restore electricity. The outage was caused by a failure of an underground power line, leading to anger towards the companies overseeing power distribution in Puerto Rico, prompting calls for their removal. The island, already struggling with chronic power outages due to a crumbling grid, continues to rely on generators provided by FEMA, with ongoing efforts to make permanent repairs following Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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Craig Nolte: Man who died from lyssavirus after bat bite identified as 56-year-old tradie
Craig Nolte, a 56-year-old carpenter from Ballina, NSW, died after being bitten by a bat while attempting to rescue it in November 2024, despite receiving the rabies vaccine. His wife, Robyn, expressed her confusion over the vaccine's ineffectiveness, as he became critically ill and was the first confirmed human case of lyssavirus in NSW, which is rarely fatal. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: An Australian man named Craig Nolte died after being bitten...
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