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London, March 21, after the shooting of a sub -power station near the Hesterro Airport in London and the power supply was suspended to the airport, the plane reached a dead end for approximately 18 hours, and the first plane can land at the airport late Friday night.
British Airways plane landed here before sunset. The plane started working after the prohibition of operations was removed by Heathro Airlines. One of the busiest airports in Europe had the chaos and affected by thousands of passengers due to the disruption of energy supply at the airport.
“Flightradar 24”, who watched the aviation service, said that at least 1350 flights from Heathro have been affected and the accident is expected to have an effect for several days, as passengers will try to determine the schedule of their flight again.
Officials have not been able to confirm the cause of the fire yet, but no evidence has been found any disturbance behind the fire yet.
West London residents said that when Power Sub -CUNTER was fire near the airport, they heard a big explosion, after which the fire and smoke ball were seen rising.
According to “Futuredar 24”, when the airport was announced, about 120 flights were in the sky, some were sent back and others were transferred to Gatwick Airport outside London, Charles de Gul Airport in Paris or Shan Airport in Ireland.
A passenger named Lawrence Hess said that after three quarters of New York to London, Virgin Atlantic announced that the trip was transferred to Glasgow.
Heathro is one of the most crowded airports in the world for international travel. This was the most preoccupied in January earlier this year, when more than 63 passengers traveled from here during this period, more than five percent of the same period last year.
However, the closing position on Friday is less dangerous than the emerging situation after the ezafyallajokul volcano in Iceland in 2010. At the time the clouds of ash spread in the air and air travel across the Atlantic Ocean was affected for several months.
Energy Minister Ed Miliband said that the cause of the fire is not clear, but there is no doubt about any disturbance. He said: “It is too early to estimate the cause of this fierce fire, which is about two miles (3 km) from the airport, but there is no indication of any disturbance in it.”
The Capital Police Force in London said that the anti -terrorist investigators are leading the investigation, because they are able to quickly reveal the cause of the fire, and they also understand the place of fire on the sub -station of the authority and its impact on the important national infrastructure.
Miliband said it took seven hours to control the fire, which led to the disruption of emergency energy supplies at the airport. Hestero said in a statement that he had no choice but to close the airport for one day.
The London Fire Fire Department sent 10 firefighting vehicles and about 70 firefighters firefighters to control the fire, and about 150 people were evacuated from their homes near the power center.
The airport administration said: “We are vulnerable to the great turmoil in the coming days, and passengers must not travel to the airport under any circumstances until the airport opens.”
The United Kingdom is criticized for the widespread impact on air traffic due to the fire and it is said that if the fire can close the most crowded European airports, it indicates that the country was not ready for a disaster or any kind of attack.
“The important national infrastructure in the United Kingdom is not strong enough to the level it should be,” said Elon Mendoza, CEO of the Khanji Security Association, Henry Jackson. It does not guarantee that this will not happen again. ” ”
He said: “If the fire can close the Heathro basic systems and then clearly, this indicates that there is something wrong in the management system of these disasters.”
Tom Wells, a spokesman for the Prime Minister, admitted that the authorities had questions to respond, and said that a harsh investigation was needed to ensure “this scale does not happen.”
The London Fire Department of firefighters and about 70 firefighting personnel sent to control the fire at the sub -station of the authority and moved about 150 people to safe places of homes near Power Sub -CERETER.
The Fire Department said that 67,000 customers were disrupted by the fire, although most supplies were restored in the morning.
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