Cuba’s electricity grid collapsed, leaving the entire country without power in the wake of Hurricane Ian, as residents in Florida braced for the arrival of what is predicted to be a 'very severe' category-4 storm.
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The western end of Cuba was hit by violent winds and flooding on Tuesday, affecting infrastructure, state-run media reported. In Florida, businesses were shuttering and officials ordered 2.5 million people to evacuate before the storm reached shore on Wednesday.

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