
Due to a fire on a train on Spain's Madrid-Barcelona railway line, there were cancellations and delays in flights, and approximately 17 thousand passengers were affected.
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The locomotive fire on the Madrid-Barcelona high-speed train line caused disruptions in transportation.
Spanish railway operator Renfe reported that there were cancellations and delays in services on this line due to a fire in the locomotive of a train on the Madrid-Barcelona line on October 12.
17 THOUSAND PASSENGERS ARE AFFECTED
Renfe announced that at least 17 thousand passengers traveling with Iryo and Renfe companies were affected by cancellations and delays.
Railway infrastructure operator Adif also announced that the traffic on the high-speed train line "has gradually started to return to normal" after the fire in the locomotive was extinguished and the necessary inspections were completed.
'IT WILL WORK FROM A SINGLE LINE'
In the statement made by Adif, "Trains will need to run on a single track on the line between Ricla and Plasencia de Jalon until the train affected by the fire is removed from the area. This may cause delays. We recommend that passengers consult the relevant operating company to get the most up-to-date information about their travel status and planned times." expressions were used.

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