The railway line has been reopened for traffic after a landslide temporarily caused its closure.

Road congestion - The railway line has been reopened for traffic after a landslide temporarily caused its closure.

The unharmed passengers, as conveyed by a train representative, were evacuated from the train during overnight hours on Sunday. There were no injuries reported. Schwaebisch Gmuend is located approximately 50 kilometers east of Stuttgart.

Follow the live coverage of the train rescue operation. [Image: Link]

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1. The salvage operation of the displaced debris from the landslide along the railway line in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Baden-Württemberg, commenced on Monday due to the stormy weather.
2. The railroad traffic in Germany was significantly affected by the landslide, causing a diversion of ICE trains to alternate routes.
3. Despite the unexpected disruption, the local authorities in Schwäbisch Gmünd ensured that the railroad line would be restored to full operational capacity as soon as possible.
4. The landslide, which occurred during a violent storm on Sunday, stranded several ICE trains along the railroad line, causing a temporary halt to traffic.
5. Thankfully, the railroad line was reopened for traffic on Monday morning, allowing passengers to continue their journey without further delays.
6. The weather in Germany is predicted to remain unpredictable for the upcoming days, and railroad companies urge travelers to stay updated on the latest conditions and potential disruptions to their scheduled trains.

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