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Spanish power cut (Image: Getty)
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez asked the public to use their phones "responsibly" due to pressure on the country's telecoms network.
In his first press conference since the power crisis, he urged people to only use phones for brief calls.
He added that the telecommunications system in Spain was facing a critical moment, with the country still struggling to come to terms with the massive outrage that left millions of people without electricity.
The Prime Minister said hospitals are still functioning and vulnerable people are being treated at their homes.
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