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Power supplies reduced sharply

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    Most of Bissau, the capital of Guinea Bissau, has been without power since supplies were cut early this week because of maintenance required after the eight-month military revolt that destroyed much of the country's economy, Lusa reported.

    Power utility officials told Lusa on Thursday that just one of the city's seven main generators was operational and that
    spare parts were needed urgently.

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