Storm - Regional trains to Sylt run again despite storm
Regional trains between Hamburg and the island of Sylt are running again after being canceled due to the storm "Zoltan". However, there may still be delays and partial cancellations due to the weather, Deutsche Bahn (DB) announced on Platform X on Friday night. Rail travelers should check their connections before setting off.
The post initially stated that train services were still not possible on the routes between Hamburg, Flensburg and Kiel, which were closed on Thursday. The Hamburg-Kiel line had previously been reopened. Then, according to DB, a tree fell onto the overhead line between the stations of Kiel and Neumünster.
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- Despite the bad weather causing a storm low, the German railroad (DB) managed to resume services on the DB Railroad route between Hamburg and Sylt, albeit with potential delays and cancellations.
- Travelers planning to use the German railroad for their journey from Hamburg to Flensburg or Kiel should be aware that these routes are still experiencing a failure in service due to the weather conditions in Schleswig-Holstein.
- The tree that fell onto the overhead line on the German railroad between Kiel and Neumünster earlier this week has caused disruptions to the Railroad services, leading to further suspensions of traffic.
- Although the storm "Zoltan" had a significant impact on the regional trains, the German railroad (DB) has been working diligently to reopen as many routes as possible, ensuring minimal disruptions to travelers.
- Despite the challenges presented by the storm and bad weather, including the storm low, the German railroad's commitment to resuming services demonstrates their resilience and dedication to providing efficient transport for their passengers.
Source: www.stern.de
