How will electricity change life in Idlib? ...Syria

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Enab Baladi – Jana al-Issa Syria’s war-battered Idlib governorate now has access to 24-hour uninterrupted electricity after months of work by the Syrian Green Energy company. The Green Energy company announced that it started to supply the city of Idlib with power last May after years of notable wide-scale power outages. Electricity is one of the sectors most adversely affected by the war in Idlib. And therefore, people sought alternative solutions to adjust to life with almost no electricity. The majority stopped using basic home appliances such as refrigerators and laundry machines. After the city of Idlib is supplied with electricity, its residents are no left with two option

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