12.10.2026 22:52
A fire broke out near Zaragoza on the Madrid-Barcelona high-speed train in Spain. While there were no deaths or injuries in the fire, 283 passengers were evacuated and many services on the route were cancelled.
A fire broke out on a high-speed train traveling between Madrid and Barcelona in Spain.
PASSENGERS EVACUATED
A fire broke out on a high-speed train traveling between Madrid and Barcelona in Spain while it was passing between Ricla and Plasencia de Jalón, in the province of Zaragoza. Numerous fire crews were dispatched to the scene, and the line's power was cut. The 283 passengers on board the train were evacuated. No one died or was injured in the incident.
TRAIN SERVICES CANCELLED
Numerous train services on the route were cancelled due to the fire. Authorities reported that the carriages containing passengers were not affected by the fire, and that the fire broke out in the rear driver's cabin. The cause of the fire is not yet known.