Railroad - Train delays continue after cable theft near Mannheim
Following the cable theft near Mannheim, there are still delays on the long-distance line between Frankfurt/Main and Mannheim. As the trains on the line are currently still running somewhat slower, there could be delays of up to 15 minutes, said a Deutsche Bahn (DB) spokeswoman on Sunday.
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.
The disruption is expected to be rectified by the evening of December 30, according to the DB website.
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- The cable theft near Mannheim has led to ongoing delays on the German railroad, affecting the line between Frankfurt/Main and Mannheim.
- In a press release, DB (Deutsche Bahn) warned of potential delays of up to 15 minutes due to the cable theft in Hesse.
- The perpetrators, who remain unknown, cut several kilometers of copper cable in a cable shaft near Mannheim on Thursday.
- Construction work had opened the shaft, allowing the criminals to easily carry out their theft and cause significant disruption.
- The stolen cable was vital for DB's control and safety technology, further complicating efforts to resolve the issue.
- Despite attempts to rectify the situation, the expected resolution time is currently set for the evening of December 30.
- Meanwhile, in neighboring Baden-Württemberg, traffic on the local railroad has been affected by the cable theft and ongoing criminality, adding to the region's traffic woes on a Sunday.
Source: www.stern.de