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What's peculiar is that the railway itself used the word "sabotage". Interruptions happen all the time and the description is usually just a specific thing that
by locallost 4y ago
What's peculiar is that the railway itself used the word "sabotage". Interruptions happen all the time and the description is usually just a specific thing that happened - damage to the grid, snow, suicide... In comparison, sabotage has very strong implications, as if they want people to assume something.
- atq2119 4y agoNah, train delay "explanations" are typically quite vague. Consider the famous "Verzögerung wegen Verzögerung im Betriebsablauf" (delay due to delays in operations). Also, they never mention suicides, in the same way that suicides are not reported on by media in general. I believe it gets coded as "emergency medical services" (well, "Notarzteinsatz"), which can of course have non-suicide causes as well.