Berlin-Hannover railway line remains closed, too much gas in the air
Image: DB AG / Kai Michael Neuhold DB AG / Kai Michael Neuhold
The Berlin-Hannover railway line will remain closed until at least the end of November. The collision that took place on Thursday between two freight trains has caused damage to the overhead lines. What is more, the area is not yet cleared from the gas that escaped from the damaged tank wagons.
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A pity it is, but the on shore mode, formerly by far safest and most energy effective, now is plaguing, society, by being the vulnerable.
(“Optimal maintenance”, predictive, by Big Data…, etc, is Symptome, of an industry, currently not optimal…)
Too well, documented, by scientists, etc., etc. flora of risks, of broken rails…, etc., now have to be outed, from infrastructure!
A New Old Railway, is needed and urgently, decisively – to be constructed – corridor, by corridor!