As power cuts continue to affect localities across Malta and Gozo this summer, a community-run website is helping residents keep track of outages in real time.Dawl is an interactive map that allows anyone to report a power cut in just a few seconds, without downloading an app or creating an account. Users simply pinpoint their location on the map to log an outage, helping build a live overview of where electricity cuts are being experienced across the islands.The platform also lets users confirm existing reports by tapping “I’m out too”, allowing ongoing outages to remain visible for longer. Reports are grouped by how recently they were submitted and gradually fade over time unless other users verify that the power cut is still affecting the area.With temperatures soaring and electricity demand increasing during the summer months, the crowdsourced map offers residents a quick way to check whether an outage appears to be isolated or part of a wider disruption.However, the creators are clear that Dawl is not affiliated with Enemalta, and all reports on the map are submitted by members of the public and are not independently verified.Residents experiencing a power cut are still urged to report the fault directly to Enemalta through its official channels to ensure the issue is logged and attended to. The map is intended to complement, not replace, the official reporting process by giving the public greater visibility into outages happening across Malta and Gozo.Whether you’re checking if your neighbours are also in the dark or helping others by reporting an outage, Dawl provides a simple, community-driven way to stay informed during Malta’s summer blackouts.Have you experienced power cuts this summer?•