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schema:articleBody	A fire at an electrical substation in Puerto Rico left thousands of customers in the dark Thursday, shortly after the power company reported a cyberattack that it did not immediately link to the blaze. "There was a fire in a transformer at the Monacillo substation" in San Juan, Luma Energy said, two hours after it said it was the target of a DDoS, or denial of service, attack with two million visits per second. Luma Energy is a new utility on the Caribbean island, starting operations on June 1 to improve Puerto Rico's electricity transmission system. "The fire caused significant blackouts across the island," the company said on Facebook. Photos and videos posted on social media showed large flames and black smoke over the substation. "All the resources of the PR government are available to handle the emergency caused by the fire at the Monacillos substation," Governor Pedro Pierluisi tweeted. "Firefighters have already arrived on the scene." Luma Energy had said earlier Thursday that the DDoS attack was preventing customers from accessing their accounts. Officials did not say whether they were investigating a link between the fire and the cyberattack. Jenniffer Gonzalez, who represents Puerto Rico in the US Congress, said on Twitter that the blackout was affecting 500,000 people and pledged an investigation. "The fire in Monacillos, the blackout for more than half a million residents, sectors without light for a week do not seem to me to be isolated events," she said, referring to recent episodes in Puerto Rico. "I have alerted federal law enforcement agencies to investigate each event. They hurt the people, who are the ones who suffer." Luma Energy was created to serve Puerto Rico -- a US territory -- and is jointly owned by North American parent companies ATCO and Quanta. lm/lda/acb/bgs
schema:headline	Puerto Rico electricity firm says hit by cyberattack and fire
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schema:datePublished	2021-06-11 (xsd:date)
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