With the weather in Madang coming in at a balmy 86 – 90 degrees with 96% humidity there’s a need for air movement. Air comes from fans, and fans need electricity to move… there in lies the issue. Madang lost power 2 times on the 5 days that we were there recently. One occasion was over 1 hour, and yes the fans stopped moving. It quickly went from warm but bearable to wet and muggy, there was not a dry shirt in the house.
It was encouraging getting to experience this first hand as it showed me the need for a generator. Logistics Coordination will require a good amount of power was well as backup power for: Frozen items, refrigerated items, and keeping our little family cool. This is just one of the things that our team is working through in preparation to leave.
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