In areas of San Cristóbal and its surroundings, after a power outage around 1:00 pm, the electrical service has not been restored. In the city of Maturín, where blackouts have been recorded in recent days after the explosion of a gas pipeline in the Muscar gas complex, electricity fluctuations were also recorded
Citizens report several electricity fluctuations on the afternoon of this Tuesday, November 19, which are recorded in at least 10 states in the country.
According to reports on social networks, power outages have been recorded in the Capital District and the states of Miranda, La Guaira, Lara, Monagas, Carabobo, Aragua, Zulia, Cojedes, Sucre, Mérida, Falcón, Anzoátegui and Guárico.
The journalist Lorena Bornacelly reported that in areas of San Cristóbal and its surroundings, after a power outage around 1:00 pm, the electrical service has not been restored. In the city of Maturín, where blackouts have been recorded in recent days after the explosion of a gas pipeline in the Muscar gas complex, electricity fluctuations were also recorded.
Sectors of Táchira have not had electricity since 1:00 in the afternoon after a power outage. The areas that have light report at least two more drops. 2:00 p.m.
— Lorena Bornacelly (@lorebornacelly) November 19, 2024
The NGO VE Sin Filtro also highlighted that for the second consecutive day, internet connectivity has been affected in several states, due to power outages.
📉For the second consecutive day, an electrical outage affects connectivity to #internetVE. It started at 12:50 pm (UTC-4).
Most affected states according to the % of connectivity at its worst:
Carabobo 83.33%
Yaracuy 79.17%
Monagas 78.07%
Cojedes 76.32%
Falcon 64.13%
❗️Táchira 31.80%… pic.twitter.com/Qd8qWzHpgo— VE sin Filtro (@vesinfiltro) November 19, 2024
On the other hand, in the state of Nueva Esparta, blackouts of more than 20 hours continue due to the lack of gas for the operation of the thermoelectric plants in the region. The supply of gas and diesel was also affected by the explosion of the gas pipeline in Monagas which, according to the Vice Presidency, was the product of an “attack” planned by foreign agents and opposition leader María Corina Machado.
Margariteños have asked the authorities to resolve the contingency as soon as possible, since many have lost food, appliances and quality of life. In addition, commercial activity has been paralyzed on the island due to the situation.
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