Blackouts stretch to 18 hours a day in Dhaka, driving a rush for solar panels, per The Cool Down.
Residents are increasingly turning to alternative energy sources as the power grid struggles to meet demand, reports Yahoo.
The frequent outages have disrupted daily life and economic activity across the capital, with businesses and households affected.
thecooldown.com · 8 NovBlackouts stretch to 18 hours a day in Bangladesh, driving a rush for solar panels
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