'I'm angry,' says Ronnie Vaughn

oh A blackout affects the metropolitan area of ​​São Paulo Since last 11th, there has been commotion among residents and traders popular. This Monday, 14, on Instagram, in a publication published by the presenter and singer Ronnie Vaughan complained about Delay in restoring service. “I am outraged by such irresponsibility!”

In a video recorded at her home, Ronnie Vaughn said she lost all the food she had in her fridge. “In my 80 years, I have never seen anything like this. It's amazing that this happened (That's how long it takes to restore power).”

“I recognize that a disaster has occurred, an event has occurred, etc. (…) Until then, it makes sense, what I really don't understand is how to make a public service offer. We need talent,” he said.

According to the latest update by Enel Distribuição São Paulo This Tuesday, the 15th, power shortages still affect 214,000 properties – between homes and businesses – in Greater São Paulo. In the morning, there were about 147 thousand people in the capital alone.

The company says it has strengthened its own teams in the field, received technical support from other distributors and transferred experts from other states. The central government has given three days to restore the service.

'Cold bath, cold, shower'

On Instagram, singer and influencer M.C. Daniel told stories that he lost all the food in his refrigerator and had to manually change the water in his home aquarium so the fish wouldn't die without oxygen. “Cold rain, in the cold, rain,” he told his more than 19 million followers.

After three days without electricity, he got a generator for his house. “Now, with a generator, everything can be done,” he said. “People with electricity help those without. To solve this, we can help each other,” concluded the influencer, inviting family and friends who still had no electricity to shower at his home.

Influencer Marilee Santos had to use a generator to get power at home. “I am mentally boiling because I want to present my work – four came, now there are five – and the energy does not come, the energy does not come”, this Monday, the 14th, on his Instagram profile, and 12 million followers.

On the morning of Tuesday 15th, Illuv said that electricity came back to his house.

Journalist Mari Palma posted a photo of her candlelit home on Instagram on Sunday the 13th, saying it had been “in the dark for over 40 hours”. On Monday, the 14th, in the afternoon, he published in his stories: “The electricity is not back, but at least I am packing my suitcase to travel.”