TRA Shanli to Luye Overhead Line Fault Repaired, Service Resumes Ahead of Schedule
Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) announced on May 7th that a power line fault between Shanli and Luye, caused by a fallen tree, had been repaired ahead of schedule. Service resumed at 2:58 PM, resolving previous cancellations and shuttle bus services.
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(Central News Agency reporter Huang Ciao-wen, Taipei, May 7) The Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) announced today that a power line fault between Shanli and Luye, caused by a fallen tree, had temporarily disrupted service. TRA had initially estimated repairs to be completed by 4 PM, but service has now resumed ahead of schedule at 2:58 PM.
TRA stated via message that at 10:41 AM, it received a report that the power line between Shanli and Luye was damaged by a fallen roadside tree. The company immediately established a first-level emergency response team and initiated road shuttle services, with some trains having shortened routes or being canceled.
TRA had originally expected repairs to be completed by 4 PM today. TRA noted that the power line fault has now been repaired, and service resumed from 2:58 PM. Specifically, southbound trains from service 422 onwards and northbound trains from service 431 onwards have resumed normal operation, and the road shuttle service between Taitung and Guanshan has been canceled. (Editor: Li Heng-shan) 1150507
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(Central News Agency reporter Huang Ciao-wen, Taipei, May 7) The Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) announced today that a power line fault between Shanli and Luye, caused by a fallen tree, had temporarily disrupted service. TRA had initially estimated repairs to be completed by 4 PM, but service has now resumed ahead of schedule at 2:58 PM.
TRA stated via message that at 10:41 AM, it received a report that the power line between Shanli and Luye was damaged by a fallen roadside tree. The company immediately established a first-level emergency response team and initiated road shuttle services, with some trains having shortened routes or being canceled.
TRA had originally expected repairs to be completed by 4 PM today. TRA noted that the power line fault has now been repaired, and service resumed from 2:58 PM. Specifically, southbound trains from service 422 onwards and northbound trains from service 431 onwards have resumed normal operation, and the road shuttle service between Taitung and Guanshan has been canceled. (Editor: Li Heng-shan) 1150507
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