Services disorders due to power outages in Spain and Portugal
The main disruption of electricity in Spain and Portugal has caused “disturbances” in the Internet service and airports in Morocco, according to the announcement of the relevant authorities in the kingdom.
“We have been informed that the Internet disorder is due to widespread power disruption in Spain and Portugal, which has influenced international relations,” one of the telecommunication companies in Morocco said in a statement for his customers through his Facebook account. Two competitive organizations of Morocco and the Communications of Intelligence have not issued a statement in this regard.
In turn, the National Airports office in the state declares that “the registration system in Kingdom’s airports defines obstacles as a result of wide electric holidays known as the Iberian peninsula.” In a statement, “it will ensure the continuation of airports by adopting the manual method and calling for passengers to verify their flights by communicating with airlines that transported to the airport before going to the airport.”
In Algeria, the Ministry of Post and Wireless Transport announced on Monday afternoon “In the coming hours, the Internet Service (… Disturbances, Spain and other European countries in the coming hours”. “However, we would like to assure you that preventive measures have been taken to ensure the continuation of services for a specific period.”
Electricity flow in Spain and Portugal has been widespread, which has led to the failure of mobile and internet networks and the stopping of trains, officials have announced. The Spanish government is making continuous efforts to determine the source of the major power disruption.
In a neighboring Portugal, the power company said in a statement that the entire Iberian peninsula was influenced by power disruption and interrupted by noon. In recent years, other countries in the world have seen major power outages.
Tunisia was reduced to ten million people in September 2023, Sri Lanka, Argentina and Uruguay in June 2019, in Europe, November 2006, France, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy and Spain. This caused the lack of working on the German power network.
