On Tuesday morning, Šeškinė polyclinic in Lithuania reported a disturbance via their Facebook page due to power supply issues, rendering the clinic temporarily inaccessible. This disruption came after the clinic had not been able to respond to calls or provide services on-site as specialists worked diligently to resolve the situation. A post at approximately 9:30 AM notified the public of the issue, emphasizing the clinic's commitment to addressing the problems as quickly as possible.

By 10:00 AM, the clinic updated the public via social media that electricity had been restored and that medical services had resumed. Despite this update, as reported by TV3.lt, chaos persisted in the clinic for some time even after the power was restored, as elevators had stopped functioning, forcing patients to navigate dark hallways. According to Rasa Juodkienė from ESO, there was a cable network disruption that affected the clinic for a period of at least one hour, highlighting the impact of such glitches on healthcare access during critical times.

This incident underscores the vulnerability of healthcare services to infrastructure failures and the importance of rapid response systems in mitigating the effects of such disruptions. The quick restoration of power allowed the clinic to return to normal operations, but the ordeal may have left patients uneasy regarding the reliability of medical services during similar emergencies. Further analysis of how the clinic prepares for and responds to such issues could inform improvements in operational resilience.