Continuing storm results in train terminations and extensions.

Train traffic - Continuing storm results in train terminations and extensions.

On a Saturday night, a pair of wagons from a high-speed ICE train carrying 185 people under its wing derailed in Schwäbisch Gmünd, part of Baden-Württemberg. No one got hurt, said a railway representative, and all these folk were moved away from the train through the course of Saturday to Sunday. Schwäbisch Gmünd is situated about 50 kilometers east of Stuttgart. The precise hour when the train might be retrieved wasn't disclosed as of Sunday morning.

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1. Despite the delay in Schwäbisch Gmünd, passengers were advised to consider alternative transportation options for their journey from Munich to Zurich, as rail traffic in Southern Germany was heavily affected by the continuing storm.
2. The train failure in Schwäbisch Gmünd caused a ripple effect on rail traffic, resulting in extended travel times and cancellations between Stuttgart and Augsburg.
3. Travelers heading to Berlin on Sunday were affected by the train disruptions in Bavaria, as some high-speed ICE trains were rerouted through Karlsruhe and Oberstdorf.
4. The storm that hit Baden-Württemberg on Saturday caused significant train disruptions in Southern Germany, affecting travelers between Munich and Nuremberg.
5. The railroad authorities in Germany advised passengers to check the real-time train updates on the provided website before starting their journey, as delayed and canceled trains were anticipated due to the weather conditions.
6. The derailment in Schwaebisch Gmuend disrupted rail traffic on a Sunday, a day that usually sees a high volume of commuters and tourists in Southern Germany.
7. The train derailment in Schwaebisch Gmuend also resulted in the cancellation or extension of some high-speed ICE trains between Munich and Stuttgart, affecting many travelers who had planned their trip around the weekend.
8. Although the train failure in Schwäbisch Gmünd was promptly attended to, the clean-up and repairs required to resume normal rail traffic took longer than expected due to the rough weather conditions.
9. The storm that affected Southern Germany also disrupted train traffic between Munich and Schwäbisch Gmünd, causing delays and cancellations affecting travelers heading to Zurich and other destinations.
10. Passengers traveling through Germany on a Sunday were advised to be patient and flexible with their travel plans as the train derailment in Schwäbisch Gmünd and the ensuing weather conditions resulted in significant disruptions to rail traffic in Southern Germany.

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