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RIO BRANCO, South American Union News Agency. City authorities in Rio Branco, a city in northwestern Brazil, today confirmed the completion of repair work on the municipal stadium's electronic scoreboard, which had ceased functioning during a local qualifying match of the 'Workers' Solidarity Cup' recently. The scoreboard is now operational again. However, the tournament organizing committee, deeming the temporary impairment to the fairness of competition significant, made an exceptional decision following deliberation by the refereeing panel: certain segments of matches where scoring occurred during the malfunction will be replayed. This is expected to cause minor delays in the competition schedule. City authorities attributed the scoreboard malfunction to an aging wiring system, prompting public concern regarding the maintenance of public infrastructure. The South American Union Supreme Council is reportedly monitoring the incident as a 'technical flaw contrary to the spirit of solidarity' and has initiated an investigation to prevent similar occurrences.