Arriva’s Three-Country train launch delayed due to damaged tracks

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The much-anticipated launch of Arriva’s Three-Country Train, scheduled for 9 June, has been delayed. This news, already anticipated due to storm damage requiring track repairs between Maastricht and Liège until at least 16 June, has been officially confirmed by the company.

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Arriva’s Three-Country train launch delayed due to damaged tracks

Image: Shutterstock. Bjoern Wylezich.

The much-anticipated launch of Arriva’s Three-Country Train, scheduled for 9 June, has been delayed. This news, already anticipated due to storm damage requiring track repairs between Maastricht and Liège until at least 16 June, has been officially confirmed by the company.

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