Photo Facebook: San Sebastian Municipality
He assures that the claim of the people before the permanent power outage is “unusual”
Written by Metro Puerto Rico
2021 June 9 Wednesday night at 8:25 p.m.
Photo Facebook: San Sebastian Municipality
The mayor of San Sebastian, Javier Jimenez, today promised not to provide Luma Energy in Puerto Rico for even half a year of operation, after his first days as an electrical service operator on the island.
“The Luma will not last for six months, it will not last because the people’s claim is unusual. We mayors say this,” Jimenez said in an interview with Flying Hart Paul.
The new progressive mayor said that about 800 families in his municipality are currently without energy service and when they called Luma, they had only one battalion to cover San Sebastian and nearby cities.
Luma, San Sebastian and Pepino Power Commission
Yesterday, in an interview with Jimenez Metro, he revealed that he had implemented it Pepino Power Authority Because Luma did not agree to restore the energy service.
With this in mind, Luma made an “emergency call.” Municipal officials and private sector contractors Avoid trying to operate the electric power transmission and distribution system independently in Puerto Rico.
Their manifestations can be found here:
Who is telling us the truth? Former PREPA directors and mayors discuss LUMA’s work in their second week of work. Also … there was a kidnapping in broad daylight and the pink alert was activated. This and # down in the #jugando belota dora.
Posted by Playing hard ball Wednesday, June 9, 2021
Who is telling us the truth? Former PREPA directors and mayors discuss LUMA’s work in their second week of work. Also … there was a kidnapping in broad daylight and the pink alert was activated. This and # down in the #jugando belota dora.
Posted by Playing hard ball Wednesday, June 9, 2021
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