Some 400 passengers left hot and the bee became a bee after running in a tunnel near Vienna in an Intercity Express (Ice) train in the dark after running for more than six hours.
The high-speed desert sister train was traveling from the Austrian capital to the northern German city of Hamburg.
In less than 15 minutes of the journey, the train stops moving in a tunnel around 1:30 pm on Saturday (1130 UTC/GMT), due to an electric failure, Austria’s APA news agency cited the Austria öBB Railway.
Austrian media reported that passengers were stuck in the heat for hours after the air conditioning stops of power failure. Austrian media reported that the lights were partially closed.
With the help of about 100 rescue workers, it took more than six hours to uproot passengers from the tunnel.
Why did the withdrawal of snow take so long?
The delay was partially due to the passengers entering the tunnel, öBB said.
The railway operator said that when the passengers were transferring to a replacement train inside the tunnel, some people decided to leave on foot.
For security reasons, Shakti in the tunnel had to be shut down again, which meant that the replacement train was infallible to continue its journey.
Instead, the passenger was evacuated from tunnels through emergency exit, which was completed at around 8 am, then brought back to Vienna in buses.
Two passengers were treated at the scene, the APA said, but no one needed to be hospitalized.
ÖBB warned of delay in long distance trains from Vienna as the staff ensured that no people were inside the tunnel.
A spokesperson of the German railway operator Dutash Bahn said on Saturday evening that the train had a technical problem.
However, the spokesperson said that öBB operated the section within Austria.
Edited by: Scene Sinico
