Pope Francis helper reestablishes power for hundreds in involved Rome building
A cardinal who conducts acts of charity for Pope Francis has reestablished power for many individuals in a building in Rome in the wake of descending a manhole and flipping a switch, local media report.
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski said he acted in "desperation" on the grounds that the tenants of the state-owned property had gone through seven days without power and hot water.
Activists have been utilizing the building to give safe house to the homeless.
The electricity supplier cut the power because of obligations of €300,000 (£260,000).
The sum is accepted to have collected in the years since the unused building was taken over in 2013. It presently houses in excess of 400 individuals, including about 100 kids.
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