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Madrid–Barcelona High-Speed Line Partially Reopens After Train Fire, Affecting Thousands

A train fire near Zaragoza disrupted Madrid–Barcelona high-speed services; Renfe estimates around 5,000 passengers were affected by the disruption Monday.

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Madrid–Barcelona High-Speed Line Partially Reopens After Train Fire, Affecting Thousands

The Madrid–Barcelona high-speed line partially reopened Monday evening after a fire broke out in the rear cabin of an AVE train near Ricla, Zaragoza. The 283 passengers aboard were evacuated, with no serious injuries reported. Services had been suspended for several hours while firefighters extinguished the blaze and technicians inspected overhead power lines. Trains resumed on a single track between Ricla and Plasencia de Jalón as the damaged train awaited removal. The disruption affected about 40 services and more than 11,000 passengers across three operators, including roughly 5,000 Renfe customers

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