Overview
- An ICE train carrying 400 passengers was stranded near Ingolstadt Nordbahnhof after a damaged overhead line collapsed onto its roof.
- The affected rail section was closed for ten hours, disrupting both long-distance and regional services, with detours and bus replacements implemented.
- Evacuation efforts required extensive grounding of the area to prevent life-threatening electrical hazards, delaying passenger removal until the site was deemed safe.
- Two passengers experienced heat-related circulatory issues but were treated on-site and continued their journeys.
- Deutsche Bahn has reopened the affected section but continues technical repairs and an investigation to determine the cause of the overhead line defect.