Long-Distance Trains to Córdoba and Tucumán Were Temporarily Suspended Due to Faults on the Tracks
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From this week the city lost two of its three long distance connections, after the suspension of the trains that linked Buenos Aires with Córdoba and Tucumán. The decision, confirmed by the union La Fraternidad, leaves Rosario with only one service in operation: the train “Rosarino”, which connects Rosario Norte with Retiro, but with serious irregularities. The referent of Friends of the Riel, Mariano Antenore, explained that the measure respond…
A socavón was detected in Santiago del Estero and problems in the sleepers. Services will be interrupted until the necessary technical surveys and repairs are carried out. Read more
The services of long-distance trains that connect Buenos Aires with Córdoba and Tucumán were temporarily suspended, after faults were detected in the tracks and the appearance of a socavón in Santiago del Estero. Official sources reported that the New Argentine Central concessionaire (NCA) requested a survey in the affected area and warned that, until these works are completed, the services will remain interrupted.
The concessionary Nuevo Central Argentino (NCA) reported that long-distance train services between Buenos Aires and Tucumán and Buenos Aires and Córdoba were temporarily suspended. “Until this work is completed, the services will remain interrupted,” they said from the company. According to Noticias Argentinas, from NCA they specified that “a barefoot occurred in Santiago del Estero”, along with a socavón that prevents the normal displacement of…
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