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[A fire broke out on a high-speed train in Spain, interrupting the line and affecting more than 11,000 passengers] On October 13, a fire broke out in a Spanish high-speed train while traveling between Riquela and Placencia de Jarón in the province of Zaragoza, causing the high-speed rail line from Madrid to Barcelona to be interrupted in both directions, affecting more than 11,000 passengers. The accident occurred at around 16:05 that day, and the fire started in the locomotive at the rear of the train. 283 passengers on the bus were evacuated, and no casualties were reported. The accident caused many trains to be stranded and some flights to be cancelled. Currently, the cause of the accident is still under investigation.
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