Adif closes the high-speed rail line between Madrid and Barcelona for two hours to repair the overhead power line damaged by the storm
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Adif has suspended high-speed rail service between Madrid and Barcelona for two hours to conduct emergency repairs on a damaged overhead power line, or catenary. The damage was caused by recent inclement weather, necessitating the temporary closure to prevent further operational delays.
The service interruption began at 11:00 hours on Wednesday. Authorities anticipate that normal rail operations will be restored by 13:00 hours, following the completion of the necessary infrastructure maintenance in the Sant Vicenç area.
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El MundoFocuses on the specific timeline for the restoration of normal service.
InfobaeEmphasizes the preventative nature of the repairs to avoid future delays.