Three months after Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico, more than a third of the island is still without power. Now officials—citing a "logistical nightmare"—say the territory's electricity won't be fully restored until May, BuzzFeed reports. That's five months after Gov. Ricardo Rosselló original goal to have power restored to 95% of Puerto Rico. "It will take significant time to restore power to the majority of people due to the challenges of terrain, the state of the grid system before the storms, and the extensive damage caused by the hurricanes," a US Army Corps of Engineers spokesperson says. The Army Corps of Engineers is dealing with damaged roads, a lack of power poles, and more.