It’s surprising and appalling that in this day and age, some places in the Philippines still experience intermittent electricity, or worse, none at all.

Ismet Booley, a dentist in Cape Town, had a serious problem a few years ago. Patients showed up for appointments, only to find the power had gone out.

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