Uchibo Line Partially Resumes Service, Substitute Buses Also Operating; High School Student Says "I Can See My Friends at School" (Kyodo News)
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Train service has resumed on a section of the JR Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture, which was expected to take about three months to recover due to the effects of Typhoon No. 25. The section of the JR Uchibo Line between Anegasaki and Kisarazu stations was expected to take about three months to recover due to landslides caused by Typhoon No. 25, but after the installation of necessary equipment such as switches at Nagaura Station, service resumed …
On the 5th, JR East resumed train service on the Uchibo Line between Nagaura (Sodegaura City) and Kisarazu (Kisarazu City) in Chiba Prefecture, where service had been suspended due to landslides caused by Typhoon No. 25. The section between Nagaura Station and the neighboring Anegasaki Station (Ichihara City) is expected to take at least three months to repair, and substitute bus service began operating on the 5th.
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