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S-Bahnhof Buch in Berlin: ICE with 400 passengers must be evacuated

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The ICE was on its way from Munich to the Baltic Sea resort of Binz, but in Berlin it was closed due to a damage to the upper railway line. The train drivers switched to buses.

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Chief Executive: ICE with 400 passengers must be evacuated at Berlin

Unexpected end of a train journey: Shortly before Berlin, an overhead line breaks, an ICE coming from Munich can only roll to the next S-Bahnhof – there 400 travelers have to leave the train.

17 days ago·Germany

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S-Bahnhof Buch in Berlin: ICE with 400 passengers must be evacuated

The ICE was on its way from Munich to the Baltic Sea resort of Binz, but in Berlin it was closed due to a damage to the upper railway line. The train drivers switched to buses.

17 days ago·Germany

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