French farmers cut off a railway and maintain roadblocks

The French countryside mobilized against the government's management of the fight against contagious nodular dermatosis, cut the railway line between Toulouse and Narbonne on Tuesday while maintaining the blockades of several highways in southwestern France. A protest by farmers near Villefranche-de-Lauragais (Haute-Garonne) disrupted the rail service between Toulouse and Narbonne on the Bordeaux-Marseille line on Tuesday, as announced by the French National Railway Company (SNCF). Meanwhile, road traffic continues for the fourth consecutive day with significant disruptions in the southwest, with ongoing blockades on the A9 and A54, and possible closures on the A7, A8, and A61, Vinci Autoroutes reported on its website on Tuesday. Since last Friday, due to the presence of protesters and objects spilled on the roads, traffic has been interrupted with several highway closures, so the southwest of the network continues to be "seriously" affected, the managers of the region's motorways ...