Haifa's Cable Car System Partially Resumes After Technical Fault Leaves Passengers Stranded
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Haifa's "Rakhflet" suspended transport system partially resumed operation after a technical fault stranded dozens of passengers for over an hour. While the lower section is running, 16 passengers remained stuck in the upper section as crews worked to resolve the issue and ensure their safe evacuation.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Haifa's "Rakhflet" transport system partially resumed operation after a technical fault.
- The malfunction stranded dozens of passengers in mid-air for over an hour.
- 16 passengers remained stranded in the upper section of the route.
- Technical and rescue crews are working to disembark the remaining passengers safely.
The "Rakhflet" suspended transport system in Haifa resumed partial operation on its lower section after a technical malfunction caused a shutdown lasting over an hour. The unexpected fault left dozens of passengers suspended in mid-air for more than an hour.
Technical teams worked to repair the issue and restore the system. While the lower part of line "27" is now operational, 16 passengers remained stranded in the upper section of the route as of the latest update. Rescue and technical crews continued their efforts to resolve the situation and safely disembark the remaining passengers.
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