More than 350 people died in Spain due to heat waves.
Passengers on the train a train in Spain found himself surrounded by a fire on Monday when a forest fire tear through vegetation near the race in Zamora province in the Northwest.
The train was traveling from Madrid to Ferrol when it was temporarily stopped due to a fire near the road. A video of tense moment currently operating on social media, showing that passengers in the car are becoming more and more panicked as they look out the window.
The clip recorded from the right hand side of the train shows an orange fire line outside. The video is then shown to the left, which also shows similar fiery scenes.
Putting on Twitter, a train, Renfe, shared a series of warnings about the fire and confirmed that the railway services between Otero de Bodas and Zamora were suspended.
The circulation of all trains is suspended until further notice. Renfe has organized a replacement road transport service between Zamora and Sanabria AV stations for train passengers who have left their original stations, Renfe’s Tweet Read when translated into English.
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“At all times, the actions performed by Renfe have aimed at maintaining the security of the service and ensuring the integrity of passengers, the Chinese company added.
Meanwhile, this comes amid a time when Europe is experiencing a heatwave. Follow Newsweek, a fire in Zamora, in Northwest Spain, claimed two lives. Local officials have also reported that about 20 wildfires remain, from the southwest to the northwest, destroying nearly 4,500 hectares.
Moreover, the reporting agency said the number of deaths in Spain has reached at least 368 people influenced by the heat wave.
