{"id":126158,"date":"2025-04-29T18:48:39","date_gmt":"2025-04-29T18:48:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/one-more-day-i-would-be-dead-news-urix-foreign-news-and-documentaries\/"},"modified":"2025-04-29T18:48:40","modified_gmt":"2025-04-29T18:48:40","slug":"one-more-day-i-would-be-dead-news-urix-foreign-news-and-documentaries","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/one-more-day-i-would-be-dead-news-urix-foreign-news-and-documentaries\/","title":{"rendered":"-One more day, I would be dead -news Urix -Foreign News and Documentaries"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

– It was a terrible nightmare, and mental torture. That’s what Sabat\u00e9 says to the ABC newspaper. He has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and needs a respirator connected to the current to live. When the stream went on large parts of southern Europe on Monday, for reasons that are still unknown, he depended on the spare battery for nine hours. – I got through the situation, he says to the Spanish newspaper, but adds: – If it had been one day, and I had not been able to call an ambulance that could take me to the hospital, I would be dead. Large parts of Barcelona were completely without stream Monday. Photo: Josep Lago \/ AFP \/ NTB Jose Maria Casais (72) has COPD and needs a different kind of breathing machine – an oxygen concentrator that makes it easier for the body to absorb oxygen. – I can’t breathe properly. With the same I struggle, I run out of oxygen. I already go empty now that I speak, he says to Reuters. He was on his way home to charge the battery when the stream went, waiting at the entrance to the neighbors came home. He carried them up the stairs to the apartment. All evening, Casais sat and thought: When do I run out of oxygen? – It is meant for a case, not ten or twelve hours, he says about the tank in his backpack. For many hours, Jose Maria Casais sat in her home with just a flashlight. Photo: NACHO DOCE \/ REUTERS \/ NTB spent the night on the station floor People who had tickets out of Barcelona station yesterday, have even been overnight in there, the BBC reports. The broadcaster has met a woman by Name Ariani, who says she came to the station with the ten -year -old daughter say at 20 Monday night. On Tuesday morning, they were waiting for answers, because passengers who have Tuesday tickets before are prioritized. They were actually going to Madrid yesterday. – People who had a train at five had sleep at home, showed up the new shower, and got to travel right by Guard, says Ariani. More chose to wait for the station floor in Barcelona night until Tuesday. Photo: Emilio Morenatti \/ AP \/ NTB – We slept on the floor like dogs. Others like the BBC have met in the city say that the hotels in close proximity are all together, and that they have only got a liter of water from station employees. On Tuesday afternoon, the railway transport was still half as fast as usual, reports the newspaper El Pa\u00eds. The Minister of Transport in Spain warns that fast and long-distance services will open up gradually. On Tuesday, many Spanish train stations are packed with waiting passengers. Here in Barcelona. Photo: Emilio Morenatti \/ AP \/ NTB Eight regions in the state of emergency Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro S\u00e1nchez announced late Monday that eight of the country’s 17 regions were under state of emergency as a result of the stream. The governing powers in these regions asked for this themselves. It gave the government the opportunity to coordinate the crisis response, and to mobilize the military if needed. During the state of emergency, these regions were on Monday Andalusia Castilla-La Mancha Galicia La Rioja Murcia Madrid Valencia Extremadura Alberto N\u00fanez Feirj\u00f3o Leiar Spain’s largest opposition party, Partido Popular (PP). He thinks Sanchez reacted too late. -For PP, there are more than enough reasons why the government should have declared a state of emergency on their own initiative, and not only after the requests, he says to the TV channel Telecinco. Alberto N\u00fanez Feij\u00f3o, tenant of the Opposition Party PP in Spain, is critical of how the government has handled the Straumbrotet. Photo: Paul White \/ AP \/ NTB- If a power and communications break as what we have experienced is not enough to trigger an immediate national state of emergency, what does it really need? Should the cause of the Spanish government has created a commission to investigate the causes of the extensive power outbreak. S\u00e1nchez says Tuesday, adding that no possible causes of lead are excluded. – We will implement all the necessary measures to ensure that this does not happen again, he continues. At the same time, he rejects that overproduction of renewable energy was the cause. S\u00e1nchez says that technicians are still working to determine what has happened. The Government in Spain promises that the SK Photo: Nacho doce \/ Reuters \/ NTB Spain’s current operator Ree said earlier Tuesday that a preliminary assessment had almost excluded that a data attack is behind the Straumbrotet in Spain and Portugal. The European Commission says on Tuesday that they will learn from the event on Monday, when the conclusions are clear. – In close cooperation with national stream network operators, Brussels will look carefully at the causes of the power out, how well the EU was a precursor, and what experiences can be deducted from such an event, says head spokesman Pinho. Published 29.04.2025, at. 20.27
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