Brazil sets three-day deadline to restore power outage in Sao Paulo

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Brazil sets three-day deadline to restore power outage in Sao Paulo - Business Standard

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Brazil's federal government on Monday established a three-day deadline for power distributor Enel to restore service to more than 400,000 households in Sao Paulo's metropolitan area who remain in the dark, energy minister Alexandre Silveira said in a news conference.

Candidate Guilherme Boulos and allies are accusing incumbent Mayor Ricardo Nunes of failing to take preventive action, while others, including Nunes, are calling for the country's regulating agency to punish Enel.

The outage started Friday evening due to a short but powerful storm, and with the city's mayoral race in full swing, it sparked a blame game.