Power outage hits Phu Quoc after undersea cable snaps, thousands still in the dark

by admin | Nov 30, 2025 | Asia

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Tens of thousands of homes and resorts on Phu Quoc were thrown into a sudden blackout after the island’s Ha Tien–Phu Quoc undersea power cable broke on Saturday, triggering one of the most disruptive outages in recent years.

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