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Track damage between Bern and Thun - SBB warns of delays
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Track damage between Bern and Thun - SBB warns of delays

There was track damage between Wankdorf and Ostermundigen BE.

There was track damage between Wankdorf and Ostermundigen BE.

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The Swiss Federal Railways reported track damage between Bern's Wankdorf station and Ostermundigen BE. Commuters had to expect delays.

Track damage was discovered on the railroad line between Bern's Wankdorf station and Ostermundigen BE on Wednesday afternoon. SBB warned of restrictions and delays on its operating situation page. The disruption was lifted before 8pm.

The track damage was on the line between Bern and Thun. Various Intercity and Eurocity trains run there to Interlaken Ost, Valais and Italy.

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