Train Chaos After ICE Incident: Door Opens at Speed 200
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Berliner Morgenpost
At the speed of 200, an ICE door suddenly opens. A large-scale search follows, while the delays in rail traffic add up.
For hours, fire and rescue services combed the area around the railway line in the dark.
For passengers and staff, the incident resulted in an hour-long forced break. At first it was unclear whether someone had fallen off the train.
On a journey through Lower Franconia with about 200 kilometers per hour, an ICE for unexplained reasons suddenly opened a car door.
While a fast train with a speed of 200 runs through Lower Franconia, suddenly a door opens. The train driver acts immediately. A search operation in the dark follows.
It's a nightmare for the passengers and the train staff: On full journey, an ICE opens a door on the way from Munich to Dortmund. It's still unclear how this could happen - and whether someone may have fallen off the train.
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