Chaos as machines fail, patients die, in Venezuela blackout

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Chaos as machines fail, patients die, in Venezuela blackout
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Venezuela's nationwide blackout left large areas of the country in chaos on Friday, crippling day-to-day functioning of hospitals and other public ...

CARACAS: Venezuela's nationwide blackout left large areas of the country in chaos on Friday , crippling day-to-day functioning of hospitals and other public services.

Wiping away tears, he described how his niece had been brought to the bottom of the 11-story Caracas hospital on a stretcher after the elevators stopped working. Emilse Arellano said urgent dialysis for her youngest child had to be canceled Friday, after a night during which staff worked by the light of cellphones.The putrid odor of rotting flesh hung around the entrance to Caracas' main Bello Monte morgue on Friday where the refrigeration system had stopped working.

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