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A crowded train platform at Schiphol Airport with many headed to Amsterdam on King's Day. 27 April 2018 - Credit: Zack Newmark / NL Times
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Thursday, 26 July 2018 - 09:00
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Fewer trains to Schiphol

Fewer trains are running to and from Schiphol on Thursday morning due to a signal failure. Travelers are advised to take extra travel time into account. NS expects the problem to be solved by 10:30 a.m.

A broken train also means that no Intercity Direct trains are running between Schiphol and Breda. When this will be fixed is not yet clear.

Other problems on the track include fewer Sprinters between Tilburg in Boxtel, and no Intercity trains between Eindhoven and Weert. Both these issues should be resolved by 10:30 a.m., according to NS.

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