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Spain power outage suspends play at Madrid Open, plunging tournament into darkness
Play was suspended at the Madrid Open the afternoon of April 28 before being canceled for the day and night, due to a power outage across Spain and the Iberian Peninsula. The loss of power meant that the electronic line calling (ELC) system used to judge whether a shot has landed in or out did not work,
Scenes overnight showed people receiving aid while resting in Madrid's Atocha station, while footage captured in the morning ...
Trains, traffic lights, card payments, and phone networks have been hit - officials say restoring power will take hours.
More than 99 percent of power networks in Spain were restored by Tuesday morning and most had “stabilised” in Portugal, ...
A blackout brought much of Spain and Portugal to a standstill Monday, stopping trains, cutting phone service and shutting ...
For Romboli, it will surely be a Madrid Open to remember — not just for the tennis, but for an elevator ride that turned into ...
Spain's electricity grid operator Red Electrica said it was able to supply virtually all of the country's electricity demand ...
Power had almost fully returned to Spain early Tuesday morning as many questions remained about what caused one of Europe’s most severe blackouts across Spain and Portugal ...
Spain has recovered more than 92% of its power following an unprecedented blackout that brought much of Spain and Portugal to ...
Jacob Fearnley was forced off court after play was suspended at the Madrid Open due to the widespread power outage affecting ...
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