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Libyans’ hardships rise amid power outages
The electricity outage crisis in Libya is intensifying amid rising summer temperatures, as both eastern and western regions suffer from power outages of over five hours daily. This is due to increased demand for energy and a decline in infrastructure investments. Despite the country possessing Africa's second-largest oil reserves, weak resource management, corruption, and diesel smuggling hinder the sustainable provision of electricity. Additionally, there is growing demand for subsidized fuel and deterioration of power transmission towers. The crisis is causing significant hardship for citizens, especially those struggling with high prices and limited ability to afford private generators.
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