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5 year oldVenezuela blames sabotage & ‘US electricity war’ after major power outage
Early on Friday, supply of electricity had been restored to “some parts” of Caracas, Venezuela’s Telesur broadcaster reported.
Thousands of commuters in Caracas had to walk home on Thursday as a power outage shut down the capital’s subway, resulting in massive traffic jams.The lights also went out in the largest airport of Caracas.
EN ABSOLUTA OSCURIDAD el aeropuerto más importante de Venezuela #Maiquetía en la periferia de Caracas, x el gran apagón nac. en la era de @NicolasMaduro
— HugoPaezOficial (@hugopaezoficial) March 8, 2019
Espero q NUNCA nos pase eso, bueno, AMLO ya garantizó q NO pasará en el NAIM de Texcoco.
Ccp: @lopezobrador_ @m_ebrard pic.twitter.com/F6SNpBHxV7
People on social media described disruptions in most of the nation’s regions and it is unclear how long the blackout will last. The government had to cancel school lessons and suspend the working day on Friday due to the emergency, Vice-President Delcy Rodriguez wrote on Twitter.
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