Power restored in Lebanon after empty fuel stations caused total blackout in Beirut
Power restored in Lebanon after empty fuel stations caused total blackout in Beirut
Lebanon's power supplies have returned to normal following a blackout caused by the country's two largest power stations shutting down because of a fuel shortage.
The energy ministry said it had received central bank approval for $100m (£73m) in credit to issue fuel import tenders for electricity generation.
It said the country's grid had resumed supplying the same amount of electricity as before the complete outage.