Spain Disaster Death Toll Reaches 214 - Valencia

Spain Disaster Death Toll Reaches 214 - Valencia

Passengers at Santa Justa train station. On October 31, 2024, in Seville (Andalusia, Spain). The circulation of Media Distancia trains between Seville (Santa Justa station) and Malaga is cut since last Wednesday afternoon by "accumulation of water" as a result of heavy and persistent rains that are falling in the province of Seville since Tuesday. At the moment, there is no forecast of when normality will be restored on this route. Adif and Renfe sources have confirmed to Europa Press that the circulation is suspended since 20.25 hours this past Wednesday between El Sorbito and Arahal, which is affecting the Middle Distance trains between Seville and Malaga. On Wednesday two trains were affected. Passengers both yesterday and those who were scheduled to travel this Thursday are being relocated or Avant trains or buses, according to Renfe. OCTOBER 31;2024 María José López / Europa Press 10/31/2024

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