Five things you need in case of a power outage

The power is out and nothing is working. What do I need to go on on that day?

That was the question of millions of millions of millions of people in Spain and Portu Group at the most difficult time of electricity.

We are asking people who spent the day without electricity on what helped them still live with life and experience.

Pay by phone and card has been around, but in cities in Spain and Portugal, made of money shop – at least those who were still working on card cards.

“We had been able to pay our boxes and card when the original began, [but later] We had no money not to allow to buy something, “ED Rosee, 26, in Madrid told BBC.

“All the restaurants who were opened were only money.”

Grace O’lery, 32, who lives in the capital of Spain, which said that she and her mother were calculated to see if they had enough money to buy wine.

“Money, it seems, that’s the king.”

Jaime giggio, 28, had sufficient opportunity to have a money on him, who allowed him to buy food and other needs.

“In Madrid was a large confusion, there was no tube and couldn’t produce money.

“I had money, but the bull did not, so I had to bring him money to buy things.”

The power that ever made the problem of knowledge, when people spent the day without internet, Whatsapp, phones, and TV.

“Complete Communication was very disturbed and what I just left … We’ve been left to think about neighborhoods.” Said Daniel Clecleona in Barcelona.

The 42-year-old said the lack of knowledge made him look up to see if the plane flies.

To the Siegfried and Christine Backchschschluutu, the old WIROP IIRTAPTON Helps to know what is happening to work with the rural power outside Spain.

Christine, 82, explained: “You were to go on and shake and shake.

“It was unusual. I was born in Berlin during the battle and reminded me of those parents when my parents tried to find a news – it took me back.”

The two relevant to sirage will introduce Boom to make work radikes battery.

And it is also on Daniel’s purchase list. “The nutritious importance of delaying from delaying degree and fostering self-sacrificing.”

Microwaves, arrows of oxygen and other holes and tums all require electricity.

But Monday for food that does not require electricity to heat or preparation.

In shops, buyers make exactly and with the most important things – compares photos from Covid-19.

“We bought a lot of food that did not take away, as a fish ropes,” would do so, “does not stop.

“This took a day and now we have a lot of food, but more will not be stored easily, because it is easily stored.”

The Town Lesley, Town Forestia in South Spain-east Spanish, says: “Trying to get food you don’t have to protect, which was more difficult than we think.

“Therefore we finished to have a meat with dinner.”

Adds a little throat to heat food in the pan would be useful.

Rade Iberin Peninsula, people turned candles to light the dark places.

Richard, who lives in Spain City of Allala de Henares, did not shine light on the night.

“People had found their way around the bush. It was only to see their views on my dark window especially if I live near a common road,” he said.

“My time break, I make candles and foes a lot of money to have a little money to see in the dark.”

Sarah Baxter, Barcelona, ​​she said she used a candle door to get food.

He said: “We can heat beans and rice, and boiling water to the boil for destruction potatoes,” said.

“It was more secure than the camp space.”

Even the candles and wheels can be placed in a fire risk.

Without the forces of which people depend on to take battery into their groups.

In Madrid, the people followed the technological to give hands to the electric bank.

Fortunately to Sarah had Charrgung who kept his phone call for ten hours, I help her neighbor to do the same.

Lesley says that the type could be done. “No TV, there is no distracting image on my phone. Hence, having a couple of books were useful,” he said.

But to others, unable to use the Internet, and their weapons are swearing.

“Everyone rely on technology so the best reminder you can be independent,” says Ed.

“You don’t have to be connected to anyone all the time,” said a friend Hannah Stearr, 23. “I had a good time with my foreigners.”

24, in Leirisco, from Leiria, from Central Portugal, observes: “I feel that it was important to know that we could see and know our habits.”