Severe weather

At least six people have died after Hurricane Oscar hit Cuba over the weekend during a massive power outage, President Miguel Diaz-Canel said on Monday.
The Hurricane made landfall on Sunday and crossed the island nation's eastern coast as a tropical storm on Monday, bringing with it winds and a heavy rainfall.
The eastern province of Guantanamo has suffered severe damage due to the storm, the president said in a televised comment.
On Friday, Cuba's largest power plant collapsed, crippling the entire grid and leaving the Communist-run country's 10 million people in darkness.
The blackout triggered small protests and a stringent warning from the government that any unrest will be punished.

Power restored in most of Havana
Cuba's power-grid operator said that by Monday afternoon it had restored electricity to most of the capital, Havana, which has over 2 million residents.
However, many residents outside the capital remained without power, authorities said.