Cairo streets and storefronts have been forced to go dark at night as part of measures to curb Egypt’s electricity use.
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Cairo faces darker nights as global energy prices continue to soar
Cairo streets and storefronts have been forced to go dark at night as part of measures to curb Egypt’s electricity use.
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