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Dutch Train Disruption Looks Like Sabotage, Government Says

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 15 September 2026, 06:35 UTC By Charlotte Hughes-Morgan 1 min read
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A railway section failure at multiple locations in the Netherlands appears to have been caused by sabotage, according to ProRail, the Dutch government agency responsible for railway infrastructure.

A railway section failure at multiple locations in the Netherlands appears to have been caused by sabotage, according to ProRail, the Dutch government agency responsible for railway infrastructure.
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