Lebanon hit by electricity outage expected to last several days
Lebanon's power outage will last for at least a few days as Lebanon struggles with a fuel crisis that has had detrimental impacts on businesses.
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Lebanon's power outage could last until Monday [Getty]
Lebanon has no electricity after the country's biggest two power stations shut down due to a fuel shortage, a government official told Reuters on Saturday.
The power outage will continue for a few days, the official added.
(Reuters)
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