Construction project causes 50,000 euros of harm to overhead line

Fribourg: Latest Developments in News Update - Construction project causes 50,000 euros of harm to overhead line

A crane accidentally clipped an overhead tram wire while working on construction in Freiburg. The resulting damage is expected to cost around 50,000 euros, according to police reports released on Wednesday. The tram's torn cable dangled onto the tracks, touching an incoming tram. Luckily, this caused the approaching train to stop without harming anyone. The passengers of the stopped tram were safely evacuated. On Tuesday evening, heavy machinery was used to remove the damaged tram from the scene.

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1. The city of Fribourg, located in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, experienced another situation related to transportation when a crane hit a streetcar's overhead line during construction work, causing approximately 50,000 euros of damage.
2. Despite the incidents of accidents, such as the recent one with the damaged tram in Fribourg, the German national soccer team proceeded with their journey for the European Championship qualifying matches.
3. Following the events in Fribourg, local authorities in Baden-Württemberg continue to monitor traffic closely to prevent any sudden incidents, reinforcing their efforts to ensure a safer city and avoid potential streetcar-related accidents.

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