Overview
- Trenitalia reported that the presence of unauthorized people near the tracks at Reggio Emilia has sharply slowed traffic on the Milan–Bologna high-speed corridor.
- RFI said law enforcement is intervening on site to secure the area and enable the gradual resumption of normal train traffic.
- Trenitalia has rerouted some Alta Velocità trains onto conventional lines and warned of delays of up to 120 minutes for affected services.
- Several named trains face major disruption, with FR 9628, FR 9631 and FR 9539 listed as having added travel time over 60 minutes and FR 9639 and FR 8813 currently held.
- Operators have changed some station calls so trains stop at Reggio Emilia instead of Reggio Emilia AV Mediopadana and have deployed customer‑assistance staff while advising passengers to check official Trenitalia and RFI updates.