Adif president Pedro Marco de la Peña disputes Guardia Civil report on Adamuz rail accident at press conference.
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Adif president disputes Guardia Civil report on Adamuz accident

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Pedro Marco de la Peña, Adif president, rejected today a Guardia Civil report suggesting a rail break detected 22 hours before the January 18 Adamuz accident. Marco stated that track circuits are unreliable for detecting breaks and the report misinterprets technical data. Adif defends its maintenance and denies negligence.

High-speed rail service linking Madrid, Zaragoza and Barcelona has resumed after a person was hit by a train in Alcalá de Henares. The incident took place at an unauthorized crossing point, causing at least a one-hour suspension. Adif confirmed normal operations restarted following emergency services intervention.

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