Suspected sabotage causes major Netherlands rail disruption
Pipes were attached to the tracks in multiple locations, according to local media. In a statement, ProRail said the incident appeared to be "an intentional disruption... caused by human action".It added that no suspects or motives had been identified, but the national police unit was investigating.
- ▪Pipes were attached to the tracks in multiple locations, according to local media.
- ▪In a statement, ProRail said the incident appeared to be "an intentional disruption... caused by human action".It added that no suspects or motives had been identified, but the national police unit was investigating.
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Suspected sabotage causes major Netherlands rail disruptionImage source, EPAByAmy WalkerPublished3 minutes agoParts of the Netherlands, including Amsterdam, have been hit by major rail disruption after suspected sabotage to the tracks, the country's railway operator has said.ProRail warned that passengers in the country's centre and north should expect cancellations and delays on Tuesday, while several level crossings were also malfunctioning. Pipes were attached to the tracks in multiple locations, according to local media. In a statement, ProRail said the incident appeared to be "an intentional disruption... caused by human action".It added that no suspects or motives had been identified, but the national police unit was investigating.
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