Cables Cut on Railway Line Near Stuttgart, Sabotage Suspected
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In the vicinity of Stuttgart, unknown people are said to have entered a concrete shaft and cut cables. As a result: interference with rail traffic, Internet and telephone. State protection is determined.
Damaged cables have affected the Swabian Backnang train traffic and the Internet, and the police are assuming a deliberate attack.
Unknown criminals damaged several cables on a railway line near the southwestern German city of Stuttgart, disrupting train services as well as internet and telephone connections, police said Tuesday.
In Baden-Württemberg, unknown people have cut several cables and caused disturbances in train traffic. The police speak of alleged sabotage.
Unknown people have damaged cables on a railway line north-east of Stuttgart. Suspects of sabotage are in the room. Police are asking for clues.
Train services were disrupted and internet and telephone connections were interrupted in Backnang, Germany, after cables on the railway line were cut. Police have launched an investigation on suspicion of sabotage.
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