The Minister for Transport and Sustainable Mobility has appeared after the meeting of the Crisis Committee to monitor the effects of the DANA chaired online from Baku (Azerbaijan) by the head of the Government who reported on the current state of the affected infrastructures and their expected recovery explained that the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility will partially reopen the C1 and C2 commuter train lines in Valencia tomorrow and will activate a road transport service with 112 free buses to guarantee the operation of the C1 "Thanks to the workers of the ministry I head and its public companies we are going to re-establish 99% of the Cercanías service a very important step in the recovery of mobility in the metropolitan area of Valencia as 82,000 passengers a day use the Cercanías network" said Óscar Puente after the meeting of the Crisis Committee to monitor the effects of the DANA almost all services will be covered by train and bus Renfe has made available 56,000 seats per day and scheduled 1,022 daily circulations for the three lines and the buses will stop at all locations on the corridors not served by local services The budget for the road service is around 11.3 million euros the section of the C1 between Gandía and Silla will be carried out by train and the section between Silla and Valencia by bus it will be possible to travel by train between Moixent and Carcaixent and then by bus to Valencia the C3 Valencia-Utiel line service will be operated entirely by road due to the complicated state of the infrastructure between Silla and Valencia (C1) a direct bus service is established with a basic frequency of 10 minutes on working days which will be reinforced depending on the existing demand The starting point will be in Valencia Joaquín Sorolla while the return will be to Valencia Estació del Nord chairs by videoconference the meeting of the Crisis Committee to monitor the effects of the DANA | Pool Moncloa/Borja Puig de la Bellacasa the service will be provided with five bus lines: Four direct bus lines between Valencia and Carcaixent with frequencies ranging from 15 to 30 minutes on weekdays and a bus line with intermediate stops to Silla Line C3 offers the usual number of journeys by road from Utiel Requena to Valencia and intermediate stops departures will start from Plaza de España and arrivals will be at Valencia Estació del Nord There will be no stop in Cheste due to the complicated situation The first buses will leave from Silla in the direction of Valencia and from Carcaixent at 5.00 am The last bus service will depart at 22:30 on C1 and C2 and at 22:05 on C3 Cercanías lines C1 and C2 are partially reopened after less than two weeks of intensive work by Adif to clear the tracks and stations of vehicles the operator has removed more than 1,000 vehicles from the lines replaced the tracks and ballast and carried out safety tests to put them into service in optimum conditions 222.3 kilometres of the Cercanías lines will have been recovered after the damage caused by the devastating rains whose service was activated on Saturday 2 November This work has also been carried out on the high-speed line between Madrid and Valencia where the platform had to be rebuilt and the tracks had to be replaced in the area of the Chiva tunnel and the safety installations of the Torrent tunnel all high-speed trains will run on the line which means a total of 199 weekly services in both directions with an offer of 80,000 seats per week by Renfe Adif continues to work on the repair and reconstruction of the two most damaged sections of lines C1 which is in a very complicated situation with a viaduct It should be recalled that after the rains around 80 kilometres were completely destroyed and unrecoverable appears before the media after the meeting of the Crisis Committee to monitor the effects of the DANA | Pool Moncloa/Fernando Calvo the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility is making progress in the recovery of road mobility in the province and in the repair of state-owned roads damaged by the DANA the provisional diversion of the A-7 will be opened at Quart de Poblet which will allow traffic to be restored on the southern ring road of the A-7 in Valencia and the connection with the A-3 which will restore the functionality of the Valencia bypass This is a very important action as it will re-establish a backbone of the Mediterranean corridor through which more than 100,000 vehicles circulate daily and after more than ten days working night and day we already have 139 kilometres of the network recovered and in service a section of the N-330 that connects Utiel with Talayuelas at the height of Siete Aguas and Buñol 160 kilometres of the road network and its annexed roads were seriously affected We continue to work on emergency works on the N-330 A-7 and A-3 to rebuild collapsed structures and damaged lanes A total of 29 million euros of emergency funds has been made available initially and more than 540 people are currently working day and night in triple shifts to make as much progress as possible This website uses its own and third-party cookies to maintain the session, offer a better user experience and obtain statistical data on user navigation. For more information see Cookies policy This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page snowfall and huge waves lash eastern regions Nine people have died and four are missing after Storm Gloria continued to batter eastern Spain with high winds which had left 220,000 people in the Tarragona region without electricity on Tuesday but some north-eastern and Balearic areas remained on orange alert while a woman was killed in Alicante province when her home collapsed A farmer in Almería died after becoming trapped in a greenhouse during a hailstorm and another man was found dead in a flooded area a few miles inland from Benidorm Gloria had claimed five other lives between Sunday and Tuesday with winds of up to 90 mph (144kmh) and waves up to 13.5 metres (44 feet) high Storm damage in Mallorca Photograph: Europa Press via Getty ImagesOne man was run over as he put snowchains on his car tyres in Asturias on Sunday while another man died after being hit by a roof tile in Ávila the same day Three other people are thought to have died of hypothermia in Valencia on Monday and Tuesday Rescuers are still searching for four missing people among them a 25-year-old Briton who disappeared while riding his motorbike in northern Ibiza A spokesman for the emergency services said police were alerted by his colleague who had gone to search for him after the Briton – who was on a day off – failed to return from the trip the head of beach services for Barcelona in the north-east told the local broadcaster Betevé that Gloria was the worst sea storm since 2003 and probably this century Huge waves hit the eastern coast Photograph: Europa Press via Getty ImagesThe wild weather also brought seawater pouring into the Ebro delta inundating thousands of hectares of rice plants “We can’t remember anything similar ever happening,” the local mayor “It’s dramatic to see how the river has overflowed and the sea has travelled kilometres inland.” offered his support and condolences to the families of those killed “and to those who are suffering the fatal consequences of this stormy weather” He also thanked the country’s emergency services for their efforts Reuters and the Press Association contributed to this report Some roads have reopened and from Thursday the Alta Velocidad service between Madrid and Valencia will be recovered The DANA that has passed through Valencia has brought great material damage public transport has been affected and routes have been changed and some lines of Cercanías Metrovalencia and Alta Velocidad have had to completely interrupt their activity due to the damages in the tracks Below we will tell you how these affectations are being affected It is important to remember that the authorities recommend only those journeys that are absolutely necessary and warn that it is preferable to stay at home service has already been restored on lines C-5 (Valencia-Caudiel) the C-1 (Gandía-Silla) and C-2 (Moixent-Carcaixent) lines have been re-established The C-3 (Valencia-Utiel) remains inoperative Follow the information in real time in the X account of Cercanías València some roads have reopened to private vehicles These are the roads that have returned to normal: These are the roads that are still closed: Numerous bus lines have had their routes modified due to the DANA. Follow the updated information through the X profile of the EMT of Valencia It is also enabled the telephone hotline (963158515) and can be contacted via WhatsApp by writing a message to 658674920 Follow the information in real time on Metrovalencia’s X account Alta Velocidad traffic has suspended its activity between Madrid and Valencia although it is expected to be able to resume service as of this Thursday These are the medium and long distance trains that are running again after the DANA: – València-Teruel-Zaragoza – Valencia-Tortosa – Zaragoza-Caspe-Tarragona-Barcelona – Alcázar de San Juan-Albacete-Xàtiva (without continuity to València) – Murcia-Alicante-Villena-Xàtiva (without continuity to València) – Valencia-Barcelona Home   News   Article A DRUG dealer is waiting to learn his fate at the hands of a district judge Adam Boyce appeared in the dock at Reading Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday with intent to supply it in Newbury on September 1 District judge Samuel Goozee ordered pre-sentence reports He specified that these should be prepared on an ‘all options’ basis who was legally represented at the hearing by Adonis Daniel was meanwhile released on unconditional bail A PROLIFIC dealer is back behind bars following his latest The 31-year-old already had previous convictions including conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine posssessing cocaine with intent to supply it possessing cannabis with intent to supply it plus numerous offences of possessing both Class A and Class B controlled drug In the dock for sentencing at Reading Crown Court on Friday was of no fixed address at the time of his arrest said police on plain clothes patrol in a car park at Carcaixent Square in Newbury saw a man named David Clarke carrying a Tesco bag Mr Clarke was caught and the bag was found to contain a large quantity of cocaine Mr Ward-Jackson added: “He told police a man he knew as ‘Bean’ or Elliott had asked him to pick up the bag and bring it to him.” Forensic tests later showed Freeman’s DNA on the drugs It transpired that Freeman had been on the run having broken the licence conditions of his early release from a prison term imposed for previous drug dealing He admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine to David Clarke in Newbury on May 10 last year Freeman further admitted remaining unlawfully at large for 10 months having ignored notification of his recall to HMP (His Majesty's Prison) Bullingdon in Oxfordshire said his client was soon to become a father and handed the court character references written on Freeman’s behalf by his mother and partner He added that Freeman had suffered from learning difficulties as a child and had been severely affected by a bereavement Mr McCrindell went on: “He isn’t someone who is beyond the pail in terms of his potential for rehabilitation “His child is due in October so his imprisonment will affect his partner and child “I hope Your Honour will show some mercy to this man.” Judge Kirsty Real told Freeman: “You controlled the direction of wholesale quantities of drugs worth a lot of money “Your latest offending is part of a long-standing and escalating pattern and your risk of re-offending is very high.” She sentenced Freeman to five years and eight months imprisonment He will serve half of that time behind bars and the remainder on licence again in the community