Train Services Halted in Central Israel Due to Suspicious Object
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- Train traffic in central Israel was halted due to a suspicious object.
- Services between Tel Aviv HaHagana and Lod were suspended.
- Police approval is required for train services to resume.
- Planned disruptions were announced for northern train lines in October.
- These disruptions are for light rail construction.
Train traffic in central Israel was temporarily suspended on Monday morning between the Tel Aviv HaHagana and Lod stations due to a suspicious object found near the tracks in the Gannot area. The Israel Railways announced that train movement would resume only after receiving clearance from the police. This incident caused significant disruption to public transportation in the region. In separate news, Israel Railways had previously announced temporary service changes affecting passengers in the Haifa and northern areas on two Fridays in October. Specifically, on October 9 and October 16, train services north of Haifa Hof HaCarmel station were to be halted. These disruptions were planned to facilitate construction work for the Nofit light rail, carried out by Cross Israel. Several stations, including Haifa Bat Galim, Haifa Merkaz HaShmona, Merkazit HaMifratz, Hof HaMifratz, Kiryat Haim, Kiryat Motzkin, Acre, Nahariya, Ahihud, Karmiel, Yokneam Kfar Yehoshua, Migdal HaEmek Kfar Baruch, Afula Rafael Eitan, and Beit She'an David Levi, were scheduled for temporary closure.
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