< img src = "/uploads/blogs/b0/dc/ib-fs3ktoh0e_7a2518ef.jpg" Alt = "Pedro Sanchez called citizens not to use phones without urgent need"/> ~ ~ ~ ~ < p > Spain Pedro Sanchez urged citizens to use phones only if necessary, emphasizing the critical condition of the country's telecommunications system. According to Sanchez, it is important to use mobile devices in the face of uncertainty related to technical problems. Sky News writes about it.
< P > Acting before journalists, the Prime Minister noted that there is no accurate information on the reasons for power outage, but stressed that there was no threat to public security at this point.
~ ~ < p >< Br /> Sanchez added that the country's national security council is going again today to assess the situation and identify further steps. < /p > ~ < p >In Spain and Portugal, there were serious problems with transport and infrastructure as a result of massive defect. Madrid traffic jams are observed in Madrid, and huge crowds of people gathered at Barcelona. In Lisbon, while traveling to the airport, traffic lighting disappeared, which led to several collisions.< p > According to El Pa & Iacute; S, Renfe plans to evacuate from 30,000 to 35,000 passengers that were blocked on trains due to power outage. At the time of the accident, at about 12:30, there were 116 trains carried on an average of 300 people on the tracks.
< p >< Br /> Transport Minister Puente said that the rescue and assistance of passengers stuck on trains are currently the main priority. According to him, the situation remains difficult, in particular on the routes of Madrid-seville (14 trains), Madrid-Barcelona (8 trains), as well as on other lines such as Anthener Granada and Venta-de Banos.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > < P > We emphasize that in Spain they have not called the cause of shutdowns – it is still established. At the same time, the operator of Portugal Ren said it is due to & laquo; a rare atmospheric phenomenon & raquo;, namely with extreme temperature fluctuations, Sky News reports. ~ < p >< Br /> Due to these vibrations inside Portugal and Spain, & laquo; anomalous vibrations in very high voltage lines & raquo; (400 kV), which is a phenomenon known as & laquo; induced atmospheric vibration & raquo;.< p > It is known that on April 28, a blackout occurred in Spain and Portugal, who left almost all the pyrenery peninsula without electricity. Pre -recovery of power supply in Spain can last up to 10 hours.