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Rail track reopens more than six months after Armageddon like scenes
Passenger and freight trains are using a new section of line after a major derailment and fire last August
Back in action - the railway line at Llangennech has been reopened after a freight train derailment damaged the track last August (Image: WalesOnline/Gayle Marsh)
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By Richard Youle, Local Democracy Reporter
Llangennech train fire THE rumble of trains has finally returned to a section of railway which resembled a scene “almost like Armageddon” in August last year. Passenger and freight services have begun plying the line near Llangennech, Carmarthenshire, where 520m of new track is the culmination of a major clear-up following a freight train derailment and fire on the night of August 26. The wrecked train, which was pulling 25 wagons, spilled around 350,000 litres of diesel fuel into an acutely sensitive environment. Some people living in houses to the derailment site around 700m away were evacuated as a precaution due to the intense fire.