Route closures - Rail traffic restricted after cable theft near Mannheim
Following the cable theft near Mannheim, there are still line closures, detour and delays in rail traffic. Among other things, trains have to be diverted between Mannheim-Waldhof and Lampertheim in Hesse, as a spokesperson for Deutsche Bahn (DB) said on Saturday. Long-distance services to Frankfurt/Main were also affected. Operations on the Mannheim-Groß-Rohrheim and Worms-Biblis lines have been suspended for the time being. Travelers should continue to expect delays and partial cancellations.
As yet unknown perpetrators had cut several kilometers of copper cable in a cable shaft on Thursday, as the federal police reported on Friday. The shaft had been opened due to construction work. The perpetrators also stole several hundred meters of cable that were important for DB's control and safety technology. Investigations are being carried out into, among other things, dangerous interference with rail traffic and a particularly serious case of theft.
"We are currently assuming that we will be able to complete the work late this evening and that trains will run according to schedule again when operations begin on December 24," the railroad spokesperson added later. Despite the weekend and the upcoming holidays, workers are still on duty.
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- The cable theft near Mannheim in Baden-Württemberg has resulted in line closures and delays in rail traffic, affecting services to Frankfurt/Main.
- The perpetrators responsible for the cable theft near Mannheim have caused significant disruption to rail traffic, including the suspension of operations on certain lines.
- Deutsche Bahn (DB) has had to divert trains between Mannheim-Waldhof and Lampertheim in Hesse due to the rail traffic disruptions caused by the cable theft near Mannheim.
- The cable theft near Mannheim not only caused delays in rail traffic but also led to a serious case of theft involving several hundred meters of copper cable important for DB's control and safety technology.
- The police are investigating the cable theft near Mannheim, focusing on dangerous interference with rail traffic and the serious case of theft.
- The railroad spokesperson mentioned that despite the weekend and the upcoming holidays, workers are still on duty to complete the work caused by the cable theft near Mannheim as soon as possible.
- The recent cable theft near Mannheim highlights the increasing problem of criminality on the German railroad, including incidents of cable theft that can have serious consequences for rail traffic.
Source: www.stern.de
