Good news: Train services resume on key railway line in Hungary after Danube flooding

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Starting Monday, 30 September, train services will resume between Esztergom and Komárom, eliminating the need for passengers to transfer to replacement buses on this route. The S74 trains will once again operate along the entire length of the line.
Train service resumes on key line

Following the receding of the Danube floodwaters, railway workers removed protective coverings and approximately 20,000 sandbags along the section between Lábatlan and Nyergesújfalu on the Esztergom–Komárom line, Economx reports. This stretch of the railway runs along the riverbank, doubling as part of the region’s flood defence infrastructure.
As part of the flood prevention efforts, the railway embankment was elevated near Tát to align it with the flood defence levee, aiding in water management, according to reports.





