US EditionCable Theft Causes Delays in High-Speed Trains Connecting Andalusia
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The high speed trains of long and medium distance from Andalusia have recorded several delays since the first hour of this Thursday, 8 January, due to an incidence caused by a cable robbery between Córdoba and Seville. Thus, according to the Administration of Railway Infrastructures (Adif) in their social networks, the incidence has been detected around 07.00 hours and since then “work is being done to solve it as soon as possible”. In addition,…
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A cable robbery between the stations of Guadajoz (Sevilla) and Córdoba causes delays from the first hour of this Thursday in the long and medium-distance high speed connections that affect the connections between Andalusia and the rest of Spain that pass through that stretch.Continue reading...
After the removal in Córdoba, the operator has activated road transfers and returns at no cost to alleviate the delays of more than half an hour
A wire theft recorded last morning between the stations of Guadajoz (Sevilla) and Córdoba has caused significant delays and alterations in the high speed connections that link Andalusia with the rest of Spain. According to the Administrator of Railway Infrastructure (Adif), the theft took place around 00:40 hours this Thursday.The theft of the material has caused a breakdown in the signalling system called Linienzugbeeinflussung (LZB), which ope…
The fault has been repaired although railway connections between Madrid and Andalusia can still suffer delays
A cable robbery between the stations of Guadajoz (Sevilla) and Córdoba causes delays from the first hour of this Thursday in the high speed connections of long and medium distance that affect the connections between Andalusia and the rest of Spain that pass through that stretch.In their social networks, the Administrator of Railway Infrastructures (ADIF) has reported this circumstance after the theft detected this morning between the aforementio…
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