Hurricane Ian knocks out power in Cuba after significant wind and storm surge impacts
Hurricane Ian knocked out electricity to the entire island of Cuba while devastating some of the country's most important tobacco farms.
Hurricane Ian knocks out power in Cuba after significant wind and storm surge impacts
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