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    Large parts of Spain and Portugal hit by power outage

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsApril 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Energy outages on this scale are uncommon in Europe. In 2003, an issue with a hydroelectric energy line between Italy and Switzerland triggered a serious outage throughout the entire Italian peninsula for round 12 hours.

    In Madrid, the air was crammed with the sound of police sirens and helicopters clattered overhead.

    The towering Torre Emperador skyscraper within the Spanish capital was evacuated through stairs. Frightened individuals tried desperately to achieve their kids’s colleges because the cell sign got here and went.

    In a video posted on X, Madrid Mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida urged the capital’s residents to minimise all journey and keep at their present areas if potential.

    Airports reported delays. AENA, which manages 46 airports in Spain, reported flight delays across the nation.

    Portugal’s airport operator ANA mentioned airports activated emergency turbines, which permit important airport operations to be maintained at Porto and Faro airports for now.

    “In Lisbon, operations are ongoing however with limitations. Thus far, there have been no impacts on Madeira and Azores airports,” it mentioned. 



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