Three days after the storm knocked down power lines in Sao Paulo, half a million residents of Brazil’s largest city are still in dark. When the storm first hit, it knocked down hundreds of trees which disrupted power lines initially cutting power supply to 2.1 million people in the metropolitan area, according to energy company ENEL “The storm was terrible. I had no electricity, no cellphone and no fuel on Friday,” said Denilson Laurindo, a carpenter, as quoted by Reuters. He expressed his displeasure at the city for not pruning trees in the streets. “I saw the tree fall and hit the transformer post. There was an explosion and then the lights went out,” said Thiago Gonzalez who rented
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