Severe train accident in Mühlhausen halts railway line traffic
Emergency services respond to a severe train accident in Mühlhausen, causing line closures and delays.
KEY POINTS
- Severe train accident occurred in Mühlhausen
- Emergency rescue forces are heavily deployed
- Railway line to Leinefelde is closed
- Train cancellations and delays are expected
Emergency response teams have been deployed following a severe train accident in Mühlhausen.
Authorities have closed the railway line heading towards Leinefelde.
As a result of the incident, train cancellations and significant delays are expected across the affected route.
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