Two Trains Crash Into Concrete Blocks in Poland, but Officials Rule Out Sabotage
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In eastern Poland, a railway for freight trains was blocked with concrete blocks - investigation launched <p>In Lublin Voivodeship, two freight trains crashed into concrete blocks on the tracks, but did not come off the rails. The police are investigating hooliganism</p>.
No explosives were detected during the preliminary examination, and a case was opened for the threat of a transport accident, which provided for up to 10 years ' imprisonment.
Two freight trains crashed into concrete blocks lying on the railway tracks in eastern Poland on Tuesday evening, but officials are ruling out sabotage, even though the country is on heightened alert due to potential Russian threats.
Two freight trains struck concrete blocks lying on the tracks in the town of Jedlanka (Lubelskie Voivodeship). Fortunately, the trains did not derail. Initial inspections did not reveal the presence of explosives.
On Tuesday evening, a serious incident occurred on the railway tracks in Jedlanka. Two freight trains struck concrete blocks placed on the tracks. Neither train derailed. The prosecutor's office has released its initial findings regarding the nature of the incident.
A tragedy was just a step away from a railway line in Łuków County. On Tuesday evening, two freight trains struck concrete blocks placed on the tracks in the town of Jedlanka. Read "Concrete blocks on tracks in Łuków County. Two trains struck obstacle, Internal Security Agency and pyrotechnicians on site" on the Spotted Lublin - Lublin News website.
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