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Fixed Problems: Marsh Track Goes Back to Plan - sat.1 Regional
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Hamburg (dpa/lno) – The problems on the so-called marsh railway between Hamburg-Altona and Westerland have been resolved according to information provided by the Deutsche Bahn (DB). "The trains on this route go back to plan," said a DB speaker in the morning on dpa request. Last week, a broken bridge had caused the railway line to be partially blocked. The disturbance at the Eiderbrücke in Sankt Annen (Dithmarschen district) had led to the fact …
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