ProRail Wants Hundreds of Millions Extra for Safety After Acts of Sabotage.
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Algemeen Dagblad
bd.nlA day after the sabotage of the train tracks, the police still have not arrested anyone. ProRail says it has little camera footage of the actions, but how then will detectives catch the perpetrators? And what awaits them in court if they are tracked down? Six questions.
There is little camera footage of yesterday's acts of sabotage on the tracks. ProRail CEO Mirjam van Velthuizen stated this on Nieuwsuur. It is unclear to her whether perpetrators can be seen in the footage. She also does not know who is behind the acts of sabotage that disrupted train traffic in a large part of the Netherlands. ProRail is appealing to the cabinet to allocate funds for safety on the railways.
Reformatorisch Dagblad
There is little camera footage of the acts of sabotage on the tracks on Tuesday morning. ProRail top executive Mirjam van Velthuizen stated this on Nieuwsuur. It is unclear to her whether perpetrators can be seen in the footage. She also does not know who is behind the acts of sabotage that disrupted train traffic in a large part of the Netherlands on Prinsjesdag.
Following the sabotage on the tracks during Prinsjesdag, the perpetrators are still unknown. ProRail… Railway sabotage: ProRail has limited footage, perpetrators unknown
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