Turin prosecutors said Tuesday
they were investigating the possibility of sabotage in the
stoppage of a French TGV high-speed train from Paris to Milan
that came to a halt in the Val di Susa valley north of Turin
Monday.
The area has long seen protests against a new
French-Italian high-speed rail (TAV) line.
Police said some 300 passengers sat without water,
electricity, or air conditioning in hot rail cars for about four
hours Monday.
Railway officials said a damaged electrical line was to
blame.
Buses finally took the passengers to their destination.
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