(ANSA) – Rome, February 27 – Trains were delayed and cancelled in Rome as a cold snap continued to bite Tuesday.
All high-speed trains have been moved from Termini to Tiburtina station and delays of up to two hours have been registered.
Five high-sped services were cancelled.
In all, 33 trains will be cancelled across Italy today, mostly leaving from Rome, Naples and Milan, rail company Trenitalia said.
The situation was gradually returning to normal in Naples, Trenitalia said.
Passengers arriving more than three hours late are entitled to full refunds, Trenitalia said.
Termini was virtually KO’d by rare snow on Monday with delays of up to seven hours.
All Intercity services were cancelled and many regional trains too.
Consumer group Codacons on Tuesday filed suits at 104 prosecutors’ offices across the country because of Monday’s chaos.
Lazio Governor Nicola Zingaretti said the disruption to commuters had been “unacceptable”.
He said the causes of the delays and cancellations “must be cleared up”.

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