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By ynetOngoing story · 5 updates
World03:07 · Sep 6

Israel Railways Restores Service After Overnight Power Grid Failure

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Israel Railways announced that train traffic between Tel Aviv and Netanya has gradually returned to normal following a malfunction in the power grid near the town of Shefayim. The disruption occurred overnight during work conducted by the Israel Electric Corporation.

"Israel Railways teams worked diligently and efficiently throughout the night to rectify the situation," a statement from the company read. The exact cause of the power grid failure during the construction work was not immediately detailed, but the swift response by railway technicians ensured minimal prolonged disruption to commuters.

The incident highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining critical infrastructure, especially when maintenance or construction work is being carried out. Israel Railways is committed to ensuring the safety and reliability of its services, and teams are expected to continue monitoring the affected areas to prevent future occurrences.

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