The Belgian railways have prohibited
the use of the Dutch high speed Fyra train on the Belgian rail infrastructure. This
was done after part of the underbelly of a train was found on the rail. It fell
off after a period of snow and frost. The Dutch railways which had ordered 16
Fyra trains from the Italian supplier AnsaldoBreda at a price of 20 million
Euro per train, has stopped the delivery of the 7 trains not yet received. The
Italian supplier has offered apologies. The high speed service between
Amsterdam and Brussels has suffered major delays and other problems since it
was initiated in December.
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