US EditionEllis, 18, Stranded on Train for Six Hours
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Elis Hållams and his friend were supposed to take the train to Berlin, but got stuck at the German border. After being stranded for over six hours, they are now on their way to Hamburg by bus. – There have been some crazy twists and turns, he says.
Trains don't go any further, replacement buses aren't enough. In front of Dresden Central Station, it's getting tighter and tighter: the police have to intervene.
On Friday evening, about 700 travellers to the Czech Republic had to wait involuntarily at Dresden Central Station. The police have now taken stock of the operation and reported further details.
Dresden – Due to chaos and crowds at Dresden's main station, the police went into action on Saturday. Several hundred travellers were stranded because their trains ended due to railway construction work in the Czech Republic in Dresden, the police reported. Although a rail replacement service had been set up, the buses had not been sufficient for the crowd of people. Several hundred people had gathered on a street at the station. An uncontrolled…
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