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Storm: Long-distance traffic restricted until Monday afternoon
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In long-distance traffic, there are still train cancellations and delays after the storms.
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Storm low “Zeynep” slows down rail traffic. In particular, there are still no trains on many long-distance routes in the northern half of Germany. However, travelers can reschedule flexibly.
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Berlin. Because of the storm damage, rail traffic in northern Germany and in North Rhine-Westphalia will remain severely affected until at least Monday afternoon. There are delays and train cancellations, Deutsche Bahn (DB) announced on Saturday evening and continued to advise traveling to the affected regions to be postponed. “Avoid traveling to and from Hamburg and Bremen,” it said.
By the end of the day, no long-distance trains should be running north of Dortmund, Hanover and Berlin on Saturday, as well as ICE trains between Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe and Berlin, EC/IC trains between Berlin and Dresden, ICE/IC trains from Frankfurt (Main) or Berlin to Amsterdam and EC trains between Berlin and Warsaw. Individual trains ran on the Berlin – Hanover – Cologne route, it was said in the evening.
