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La Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta sufrió un corte total del suministro eléctrico debido a un fallo técnico en la red.
La Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta ha sufrido este miércoles un "cero energético" al quedarse toda la ciudad sin luz como consecuencia de la caída del grupo de distribución de la zona centro que ha afectado al resto.
Según han informado a EFE fuentes del Gobierno ceutí, el "cero energético" se ha producido alrededor de las 09.45 horas de esta mañana y se ha comenzado a recuperar sobre las 10.15 horas, aunque por zonas.
No obstante, la luz ha vuelto de forma progresiva y por fases, principalmente en la zona centro, que ha sido la más perjudicada por esta situación, por lo que en algunos lugares el apagón se ha prolongado cerca de una hora después.
Los datos aportados por el Gobierno autonómico indican que se "ha caído" el grupo 11, que es el que distribuye en el centro, y esto ha afectado al resto produciendo el "cero de tensión".

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