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Trains: "a General Decline in Respect for Cfl Staff"

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The number of reports of incidents is exploding, but the seriousness of the events remains stable. After the fatal assault of a train driver in Germany, does Luxembourg consider providing its transport personnel with additional protection tools? This is the question asked by pirate MP Marc Goergen to the Minister of Mobility, Yuriko Backes, ...
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Trains: "a General Decline in Respect for Cfl Staff"

The number of reports of incidents is exploding, but the seriousness of the events remains stable. After the fatal assault of a train driver in Germany, does Luxembourg consider providing its transport personnel with additional protection tools? This is the question asked by pirate MP Marc Goergen to the Minister of Mobility, Yuriko Backes, ...

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lequotidien.lu broke the news in on Tuesday, March 17, 2026.
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