Passenger Suffers Electric Shock on ICE Train in Dortmund

A man was hospitalized after touching a faulty outlet, prompting the evacuation of 360 passengers.

On October 11, a 31-year-old passenger received an electric shock from a power outlet on an ICE train traveling from Hamburg to Munich.
The incident occurred just before the train entered Dortmund's main station, leading to the immediate evacuation of the train.
Police discovered two metal prongs protruding from the outlet, believed to be remnants of a broken travel adapter.
The injured man, who complained of chest pain, was treated by an onboard doctor before being taken to a hospital.
Authorities have initiated an investigation into possible dangerous bodily harm, seeking witnesses to determine if the incident was intentional.