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After some damage to the train tracks between Hannover and Hamburg, Deutsche Bahn (DB) long-distance services are still facing delays. The delay is around 20 minutes, a representative shared on Sunday. Trains that have stops along the route can move through the affected sector at 40 km/h, while trains that don't stop are being taken through a detour via Rotenburg. The repair work for the track infrastructure, including the ballast and rails, is still ongoing, the spokesperson informed. It's suggested that it was heavy rain on Friday that caused the damage to the track bed between Eschede and Unterlüß (Celle district). The completion date for the repairs was initially uncertain, as per the railway. The NDR had previously reported this news.
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- Despite the disruptions caused by the damaged train tracks in Lower Saxony, individuals planning long-distance traffic between Hanover and Hamburg may still consider using DB rail services.
- The Storm that hit Germany on Friday is suspected to have caused the damage to the railroad line between Eschede and Unterlüß, located in the Celle district.
- With the repair work on the railroad tracks between Hanover and Hamburg underway, Deutsche Bahn (DB) is rerouting trains that don't have stops to bypass the affected sector via Rotenburg.
- As a result of the damage to the train tracks, travelers who rely on DB for their long-distance traffic from Lower Saxony to Hamburg can expect delays of up to 20 minutes.
- Despite the recent weather conditions in Germany, it appears that Hanover remains connected to major cities like Hamburg through alternative railroad lines, although with minor adjustments and possible delays.
