The chaos in Spain while the train lines stop and leave the tourists. They were cut off World news

The trains stopped and left the tourists who were cut off after the stealing of the copper cables SpainAfter a week The country’s historical blackout. Nearly 11,000 passengers, including many vacationers, were suffering from the effects of mass disorder caused by the theft on Sunday (May 4) from 300 meters of copper cables in Toledo, southern Madrid. The chaos has also been blaming the energy loss caused by a problem with an upper power line.

Officials put the number of people affected at 10,700 in the morning on Monday (May 5) and the number of trains at about 30. The trains were zag at the Atiosha station in Madrid until nine hours behind the schedule. None of them watched the station to obtain destinations south of the Spanish capital early this morning.

The chaos came after the bank holidays on May 1, which many benefited from enjoying a long -term weekend for four days.

The Renfe Train operator urged high -speed travelers to stay away from Atocha until 8 am local time due to the delays that caused copper theft.

Ali X said: “Because of the stealing of the cable in Toulido County, the trains that leave to Andalusia will be affected before 8 am with the big delays,” said on X.

“Due to the number of affected trains with the aim of avoiding crowding in Madrid, Puerta de Attocha, we ask travelers on trains leaving to Toulido, Portoluano and Andalucia before 8 am. It does not appear at the station before that time.”

One of the passengers affected on the Internet wrote at four in the morning this morning: “Deotified to all those responsible for the fact that my little daughter left Malaga at 8.40 pm last night and after 30 minutes she stopped in Antikira.

“Four in the morning in the morning and we are still cut off in Sidad Real without the time of his arrival.”

In reference to the Minister of Transport in Spain, she added: “Shame on you, Oscar Bennetti.”

Another angry traveler added: “5.15 am in the morning. We left San Fernando near CADIZ at 6.20 pm last night and we still did not reach Madrid.

“Today I have faced the Renf and Oscar Pente catastrophe of mismanagement. This government is from the unjust and incompetent people leading us towards ruin and disasters.”

Mr. Puente said: “We have suffered from a serious sabotage on the Madrid-Seville High Speed ​​line.

“Four cable theft at different points within a 10-km radius, and points of 92-850, 93-600, 101-400 and 102-200. These are line safety systems.

“The influence on trains that are still operated will be very dangerous. We hardly have two hours from the end of the day to fix them.”

He said that the Civil Guard in Spain was investigating, and if anyone can provide information “all potential cooperation” will be appreciated. Mr. Pente concluded: “These incidents are very dangerous.”

Tourists were among the hundreds of people at Mario Zambrano Train Station in Malaga pending news about the restart of high -speed railways at 8:30 am local time this morning.

“We have no idea at the moment when we can leave. No one knows anything,” said Mike Jordan, 40, who was trying to reach Madrid with his wife Jin.

Other passengers were suspended on a train that was to leave at 6.10 am local time for Madrid – but they have not yet left the station.

Spanish journalist Jesus Martin wrote on X: “What a week, it was between blackout and stealing copper.”

They were crossed by about 35,000 people for up to 12 hours on Monday, April 28, after the power outage in Spain, Portugal and part of France.