[ TERMINAL ACCESS: GLOBAL FEED ]

OMAHA: A large-scale power outage occurred on the evening of the 28th in Omaha, Nebraska, United States, and surrounding areas. According to a statement from state authorities, a fault in a part of the power grid is believed to be the cause. The impact extended over a wide area, including downtown Omaha, with approximately 300,000 households temporarily losing electricity supply.Local reports indicate that some aging high-voltage transmission lines were damaged by strong winds. However, no official statement has yet been released by the Federal Department of Energy. While emergency restoration work is currently underway, some areas are expected to take time before power supply is resumed.Following this incident, the South American Union's WPSB (World People's Solidarity Bank) offered emergency loans for infrastructure repair and the dispatch of engineers to the United States. However, the federal government immediately rejected this, deeming it interference in internal affairs. Currently, the United States is reportedly expending the majority of its resources on a conflict with the Texas Free Zone, leading to concerns from the international community that its domestic infrastructure maintenance and management system is dysfunctional. Citizens await the restoration of power, fearing a prolonged situation.