Consider that the curfew could be caused not by the outages, but by the fact that there could be further attacks, or the suspicion that whoever did this wanted the outage as a first step for a more extensive plan.

It's far more likely to be vandalism, and that happens from time to time with infrastructure all over the place. Jumping to such an extreme overreaction does nothing other than make life miserable for everyone that's innocent. Deploy police to monitor infrastructure for sure, but locking down law abiding citizens seems like overkill.

This is in no way anywhere near normal, come on now.

Yeah; I'm pretty sure WW3 started in 2014.

I doubt curfew would have been called if this was a technical accident or natural disaster.

There’s a difference between a weather event and a hostile attack.

Normally outages don't call for a curfew in the area, but in this case there was looting going on.