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Jerusalem Light Rail Red Line Halts Service After Power Cable Tears
Jerusalem's Red Line light rail was temporarily shut down Monday morning after a power cable tore in Neve Yaakov. The incident is the latest in a series of disruptions plaguing the system, prompting discussions about potentially replacing the operator, Kfir. Heavy rail services were also disrupted due to a suspicious object near tracks in the Gannot area.
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What happened
- 01Jerusalem's Red Line light rail halted due to a torn power cable.
- 02Alternative bus services are operating for affected passengers.
- 03This incident is the latest in a series of light rail malfunctions.
- 04Discussions about replacing the operator, Kfir, have occurred previously.
- 05Heavy rail services were also disrupted by a suspicious object.
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