High-speed rail service between Madrid and Barcelona was partially restored after a fire on a train
A fire broke out on an AVE train in Spain, damaging its locomotive. The incident halted high-speed rail service between Madrid and Barcelona. Evacuations and disruptions affected thousands of passengers. Services partially resumed after the fire was extinguished.
- Two hundred eighty-three passengers were evacuated.
- High-speed rail service between Barcelona and Madrid partially resumed after the fire was extinguished.
- An AVE train experienced a fire in its locomotive.
- Renfe reported no injuries, though two travelers needed medical attention.
- The incident required closing the high-speed line in both directions.
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