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Thousands of people are trapped on trains or during the night after the theft of copper cables stopped high -speed services between Madrid and Southern Spain.
Authorities opened an investigation on Monday after thefts on Sunday, which the Oscar Puente Transport Minister called “a serious act of sabotage”.
He added that the theft of the cables occurred in five places, and all a few kilometers apart on the speed line. On Monday morning, Puente said the trains were “completely restored”.
This travel violation occurs a week after Spain and Portugal suffered a disconnect that has been seen by trains. The reason is still unknown.
“Suddenly in the last two weeks – what’s going on?” Kevin, a tourist from the United States, told Reuters when he was waiting at the Atoc Madrid station, where thousands were launched.
More than 10,000 passengers were injured between Madrid, Seville, Malaga, Valencia and Granada and at least 30 trains.
The violation occurred after a long weekend in Madrid and on the eve of the festival of Feria in Seville, which sees the tributary of travelers to the city.
“The operations are now completely restored after a very difficult night for passengers … and staff who were to respond under extremely difficult circumstances,” the Transport Minister said on Monday morning.
According to him, the thefts were located in the areas that turned along the forest trails.
Train services gradually returned to normal, Adip said on Monday on Monday on Monday.
Earlier on this day, the Spanish Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that the civil guard of the country and the police had contacted the Adip and other authorities to “clarify what happened and determine the responsible.”
In recent years, the cost of copper has increased, and theft of cable trains and telecommunications has increased.
