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After Hurricane Lala, 180,000 households in Hawaii were left without electricity. Restoring power is a massive undertaking, typically handled by utility companies. Their crews work to repair damaged infrastructure like power lines and substations, often prioritising essential services and then residential areas. It can take days or even weeks depending on the extent of the damage.
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