New Sabotage on Dutch Railway: Pipe Removed From Tracks Near Teuge
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A day after the sabotage of the train tracks, the police still have not arrested anyone. ProRail says it has little camera footage of the actions, but how then will detectives catch the perpetrators? And what awaits them in court if they are tracked down? Six questions.
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A series of sabotage acts have occurred on the railway in the Netherlands
On the morning of September 15th, unknown individuals attached pipes and cables to the railway tracks in several regions of the Netherlands. The railway operator, ProRail, announced that foreign objects were found in approximately 35 locations.Due...
New sabotage on Dutch railway: Pipe removed from tracks near Teuge
A pipe was found on the railway line between Apeldoorn and Deventer on Tuesday evening. ProRail believes this to be a new act of sabotage, likely carried out during the evening. There is not a lot of camera footage of the acts of sabotage on the railway from Tuesday morning, ProRail CEO Mirjam van Velthuizen told Nieuwsuur.
"We cannot take this lightly," insists Prime Minister Rob Jetten, who avoids speculating about potential authors. More information: Alleged sabotage collapses the rail system in the Netherlands: they find two-metre pipes on the train tracks
Train traffic between Apeldoorn and Deventer was temporarily suspended on Tuesday evening from 9:30 PM due to a suspected new act of sabotage, reports railway infrastructure manager ProRail…
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