London underground subway network is broken by power outage

The transport company of the British capital said that more than one line in the London underground network was suspended or violated on Monday.

Transportation for the London website has been suspended at least three subway lines due to a power outage, and at least six other lines during Monday afternoon, fierce delays and partially postponed.

The transport authority said it was working with the National Grid to determine the cause of the interruption.

“Due to the short term of electricity in our network, this afternoon has lost several lines for a short time,” said Claire Mann, TFL General Operation Worker

“We are trying to start the whole network as soon as possible,” he said.

The National Grid said he was “sin” in the transmission network in London and said, “he said.

Earlier, London’s spokesman said that a powerful power was cut in the “for a few minutes” for the “for a few minutes” for “a few minutes”.

The British media said many stations in the center of London were completely closed. Waterloo station is between the worst affected stations, CBS news partner BBC News reports. The vehicle for London or TFL also appeared to be a problem on the website because of the loads of some travel recommendations pages.

Last month, in West London forced a power outage caused by fire in the power substation Heathrow Airport – One of the busiest airports in the world – almost a day breaks thousands of flights. This also cut the power of more than 16,000 houses in the region.

After the fire after the fire, the country has increased its concerns about the country’s “energy sustainability” and the ability to obey Britain into disasters or attack critical infrastructure.