Revamped power network lights Jordan's largest refugee camp
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ZAATARI REFUGEE CAMP, Jordan - Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has switched on a revamped electricity network, equipping 80,000 residents with nine hours of steady power per day.
The new grid is the latest sign of Zaatari camp, set up in 2012, transforming into an established community with some paved streets and busy shopping areas.
Jordan hosts some 650,000 of nearly 5 million Syrians who have fled civil war at home, now in its sixth year.
