Evacuation on Petřín: A Full Train of Passengers Was Stuck in a Malfunctioning Cable Car
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A power outage put a passenger-filled funicular up Prague's Petřín Hill out of service. Passengers had to be evacuated. There were no injuries. The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon. The line has been recently renovated and the sets are brand new.
Recently, after the reconstruction of the open cable car to Prague's Petřín on Tuesday afternoon, an electrical power outage stopped for about an hour. Fully staffed cabins were left standing in the middle of the route. Passengers evacuated. Nothing happened to anyone, said Aneta Řehková, a spokeswoman for the Prague transport company. The cable car is running in trial operation.
Recently, after the reconstruction of the open cable car to Prague's Petřín on Tuesday afternoon, an electrical power outage stopped for about an hour. Fully staffed cabins were left standing in the middle of the route. Passengers evacuated. Nothing happened to anyone, said Aneta Řehková, a spokeswoman for the Prague transport company. The cable car is running in trial operation.
Prague - The recently renovated cable car to Prague's Petřín Hill was stopped by a power outage for about an hour this afternoon. Fully occupied cabins were left standing in the middle of the route. Passengers were evacuated. No one was hurt, said Aneta Řehková, a spokeswoman for the Prague public transport company, in response to a question from ČTK. The cable car is in test operation.
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