Snow halted around 630 lorries in Segovia and Madrid, mostly on the A-1.

A total of fifty-five of these automobiles have been parked close to El Molar, and they will continue to do so until the snow removal services clear the route.

Snow has impacted a total of seventy routes, three of which are part of the main network: the A-6, the A-1, and the A-52. For these three roads, access to trucks has been restricted.

The Civil Guard has bagged approximately 635 trucks in the past few hours, the most of which were on the A-1, in various portions of the provinces of Madrid and Segovia, according to sources who have informed EFE. of the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT). This is because the roads are in a state of disrepair due to the snow.

There are a total of seventy routes that are impacted by snow, three of which are part of the main network: A-6, A-1, and A-52. These roads are blocked to trucks when snowfall occurs.

On the A-1, fifty-five of these vehicles have been positioned close to El Molar, and they will continue to remain there until the snow removal services clear the route.

On the A-1, in the province of Segovia, 300 heavy vehicles have been confiscated in Boceguillas, 170 in Santo Tomé, and 80 in Cerezo de Abajo. All of these seizures have taken place in the province of Segovia.

In addition, the Civil Guard has removed thirty additional trucks from the road on the A-6, specifically in La Portela de Valcarce (León), in the direction of A Coruña.

Trucks are not allowed to pass on the A-6 in Astorga and Vega de Valcarce, both of which are located in the province of León. Additionally, trucks are not allowed to travel on this route in Pedrafita do Cebreiro, which is located in Lugo. They are warned by the DGT.

Neither heavy nor articulated trucks are permitted to move freely on the A-1, which is located close to Boceguillas (Segovia) and El Vellón (Madrid), nor on the A-52, which is located in A Mezquita (Ourense).

The storm Filomena has caused widespread destruction in Spain and has halted travel throughout the country. As of right now, the storm has been responsible for the deaths of four people, and it is still engulfing Madrid in the most intense snowfall it has seen in decades.

According to the authorities, a large number of troops have been mobilized in order to rescue motorists who may be caught in the snow. Take a peek at these eerie pictures that were taken anywhere in the country.

As skiers slid down Gran Via, which is ordinarily one of the busiest streets in the capital, rescue workers were able to reach 1,500 individuals who were trapped in cars where they were confined. As the unexpected snowfall continued, some residents of Madrid took advantage of it by snowboarding down the road or throwing snowballs at each other.

Two homeless persons died as a result of freezing temperatures, one in Madrid and the other in the city of Calatayud, which is located in the eastern region of Spain, according to the authorities. A man and a woman who were traveling in a car drowned after a river burst its banks near Malaga, which is located in southern Spain.

In response to the tragedies that transpired, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia sent out a tweet that read, “The royal family would like to express their sorrow for victims of the storm… and ask for extreme caution against the risks of accumulation of ice and snow.”

In a recent statement, the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, advised the Spanish people to refrain from traveling. “We are facing the most intense storm in the last 50 years,” stated the president.

It was reported by Grande-Marlaska that snow had blocked more than 650 routes, which resulted in some drivers being unable to leave their vehicles from Friday night until Saturday morning.

Aena, the organization that is in charge of the airports in the country, announced that the Barajas airport in Madrid, which had been closed since Friday night, will continue to be closed for the day of Saturday. Approximately fifty flights to Madrid, Malaga, Tenerife, and Ceuta, which is a Spanish entity located in North Africa, were canceled, according to the report. It was the greatest snowfall in Madrid since 1971, according to the State Meteorological Agency. Conversely, José Miguel Viñas, a meteorologist from Spanish National Radio, stated that between 25 cm and 50 cm (10-20 inches) of snow had fallen in the capital city, which he stated made it the largest snowstorm since 1963.

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