Atarpaulin ended up on the overhead wires of trains connecting Rome to Civitavecchia, in the area of Santa Severa, possibly due to the wind, causing delays of up to two hours and cancellations on Thursday, one day after over 100 trains were cancelled and dozens were delayed due to a malfunction in Rome's railway network that paralyzed the capital's two main train stations, Roma Termini and Roma Tiburtina. Polfer railway police are investigating the incident in which nobody was injured. Source: Ansa News Agency