San Juan, October 9 (RHC)-- In Puerto Rico, doctors say the island’s health system remains severely damaged, more than two weeks after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, leaving more than 90 percent of the island without electricity and half of its residents without drinking water. That’s at least according to statistics published by FEMA on Wednesday. But last week, FEMA removed data about access to drinking water and electricity in Puerto Rico from its website.
In related news, billionaire Elon Musk, owner of the electric car company Tesla, said he thinks his company could resolve Puerto Rico’s energy problem through solar power. Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Roselló has replied to Elon Musk on Twitter, writing: "Let’s talk. Do you want to show the world the power and scalability of your #TeslaTechnologies? PR could be that flagship project.”
The Puerto Rico electric company is currently the largest publicly owned utility in the United States, and the electric power industry has long sought to privatize it.
Tesla’s Elon Musk Proposes Solving Puerto Rico Electrical Crisis with Solar Power

Related Articles
Commentaries
MAKE A COMMENT
All fields requiredMore Views
- Nicaragua celebrates the 46th anniversary of the Popular Sandinista Revolution
- Cuba's Dream in the Volleyball Nations League Becomes More Challenging
- Cuba commemorates another anniversary of the Popular Sandinista Revolution of Nicaragua
- Diaz and Alayo Aim to Win the Russian Beach Volleyball Cup
- Nicolás Maduro praises Venezuela-Cuba brotherhood on Moncada anniversary