Track circulation was resumed in Duru and Fuja lines, after being suspended due to bad weather, the infrastructure, adding more Rylene lines to the list of the affected.
In a reports position on the information collected at 08h30, the Portuguese infrastructure (IP) indicates that the railways trading in the CASCAIS line, in the Beira Alta line, between Guarda and Celorico Da Beira, and in the southern line, between Pinheiro and Vale Do Guizo.
According to the information published by the company on social networks, as well as the ALENTEJO line, between Barreiro and Pinhal Novo, TOMAR extension, between Lamaroso and Tomar, with trading suspension.
With embarrassment, the northern line was preserved between Bobadela and Alverca, which is a four -way area where trains rotate only in two parts.
In the Duru line, after the circulation was suspended, IP stated that the trains are taking place at 6:32 am, between the chapel and Marco de Canavis, after they were resolved to the decrease of the tree caused by C.weather At night.
Traffic effects Martin depression They also embarrassed the trading of the railway on the SADO line, which at 7:50 am between the Sado and Pinhal Novo beaches, but it will be restored because it does not appear in the latest Portugal infrastructure mode.
The restrictions extended to the circulation of railways in the western line, which were conditional on the fall of trees and paintings between the Queen and Calda in Lyria.
Also on social networks, CP puts the services affected by “negative peak conditions”, which represents 8:20 am “many embarrassment in different lines”,
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According to the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (APENPC), more than 4000 bad weather events were recorded in Portugal between 00H00 and 7:00 am, and most trees and structures.
Portugal is under the influence of Martinho depression, which forced the wind, rain and passengers
