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Train Service Disrupted to Ben Gurion Airport and Jerusalem Due to Cable Damage
Israel Railways halted train services to Ben Gurion Airport and Jerusalem on Monday due to a damaged electrical cable, with no repair timeline announced. The disruption risks causing travelers to miss flights amid peak tourism.
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What happened
- 01Train services to Ben Gurion Airport and Jerusalem halted due to severed electrical cable.
- 02No estimated time for repair or service resumption from Israel Railways.
- 03Israel Railways has lacked a permanent CEO for over a year amid political challenges.
- 04Ben Gurion Airport experienced major disruptions last Thursday from a sudden workers' strike.
- 05Strike ended after hours; union denies ongoing strike but calls for more staff.
- 06Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed the airport will stay open and warned against disruptions.
Concurrently, Ben Gurion Airport faced operational chaos last week from a sudden workers' strike, resolved after hours. Prime Minister Netanyahu assured the airport would remain open and warned against disruptions.
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