More than 130 people were injured in a fire at the Barcelona metro

More than 130 people were injured in a fire at the Barcelona metro.

Consensus

A fire occurred on the L1 metro line in Barcelona on July 27.
The fire caused heavy smoke and led to the evacuation of passengers from stations Clot and Glories.
Over 130 people were injured as a result of the incident.
Most victims suffered from smoke inhalation or mild injuries.
Thirty-nine people were hospitalized with light to moderate injuries.
Emergency services, including 22 fire units and 19 medical teams, responded to the scene.
The fire was extinguished, and the tunnel was cleared of smoke.
Train operations on the central section of line L1 were suspended or restricted.
Station Clot remained closed for transfers.
The preliminary cause is believed to be a collapse and subsequent ignition of tunnel lining elements.

The fire occurred after the collapse of tunnel lining, with damage reported to a radiating cable and low-voltage line. The incident happened at approximately 17:39 local time (18:39 MSK). — vedomosti
The fire was extinguished in the train car, with evacuation conducted early in the morning. — vedomosti
Passengers used flashlights to navigate due to thick smoke. — meduza
Passengers had to walk about 200 meters through tunnels after opening emergency doors themselves. — vm
Passengers were forced to open emergency doors and walk approximately 200 meters along tracks to reach the platform. — kommersant