Gelida and Rubí landslides split Catalonia’s disruption into two freight blockages

Posted on February 5, 2026 by gobstopper

Apart from the tragic Adamuz accident, Spain is tackling separate infrastructure failures heavily impacting both freight and commuter traffic in Catalonia.

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