Sanchez admits that he does not know the reasons for obfuscation, and warns that “critical hours” remain and hopes that “soon” will be resolved.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has warned citizens that there are “critical hours”, but he expects the collective blackout that affected the peninsula and many European countries will be resolved “soon”. In an institutional statement nearly three hours after the National Security Council meeting (CSN) and nearly six hours of blackout, Sanchez did not confirm that the “electricity crisis” has been announced, and therefore the government assumes that the emergency administration of independent societies that requested this, which is now a murder, paintings and extremist licking.
“The technicians are working to determine the causes and solve the problem,” Sanchez said. However, the government expects to “restore the offer in Spain soon”, thanks to the interdependence with France and Morocco, who thanked them “their solidarity.” Currently, Sanchez realized that they had no “conclusive information about the reasons” of blackout, so he asked citizens to be informed by the official channels and that it is unexpected.
“We do not exclude the hypotheses, but we will focus on returning electricity to homes,” he said. Sanchez realized the antiquities due to blackout. He emphasized that no effect on civil protection was noticed, there are also no security problems and hospital system “working perfectly” thanks to the long independence of the structure of this infrastructure.
He also detailed that people with special needs are granted at home and that traffic in the port and airport. The condition of the railway movement is not stopped by “security reasons”. Therefore, he emphasized that medium flights and long distance will not be recovered this Monday, although they hope to restore the service “as soon as possible.”
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