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Rail traffic between Lisbon and Cascais resumed after accident
Traffic on the Cascais Line was interrupted due to an accident, but has since resumed.
This morning, traffic on the Cascais Line, in the Lisbon-Cascais direction, was interrupted due to an accident. The alert for the incident was issued at 6:36 a.m., leading to a halt of trains in the area.
Assistance to the victim is being provided at the Paço de Arcos station, where the incident occurred. Information about the severity of the injuries was not available at the time, but sources indicated that it is a serious injury, according to civil protection.
At 7:40 a.m., railway operations were restored, allowing trains to resume normal circulation. Emergency response teams worked quickly to manage the situation and minimize the impact on passengers.
The accident caused significant disruptions on the line, affecting passenger flow during the morning. Passengers were informed about the interruption and later about the resumption of service.
News agencies and local publications have reported on the incident, with several media confirming details of the interruption and the resumption of railway service.
The situation highlights the need for vigilance and safety near railway lines, as accidents are serious events that can have severe consequences for both victims and transport services. So far, no further information has been released regarding the victim or the circumstances that led to the accident.