Train traffic between Hanover and Uelzen stopped after a fatal misfortune

Train traffic between Hanover and Uelzen stopped after a fatal misfortune

Celle. A tragic misfortune has brought the train traffic between Hanover and Uelzen to a standstill! On Wednesday evening, November 6th, at around 5:30 p.m. a lifeless person was reported in the track bed near the Allerbrücke, directly near the correctional facility. Immediate measures were taken and train traffic was discontinued to clarify the Situation. The police are covered with information on the cause of death and leaves the possibility of a suicide open.

Deutsche Bahn has already reacted and has been redirected for travelers. Train traffic is currently being redirected via Rotenburg (Wümme), while emergency managers, federal police and rescue workers are deployed at the scene of the accident. The duration of the closure of the route between Hanover and Hamburg is still uncertain, and travelers have to prepare for longer waiting times.

help with worries

In the middle of these tragic events, it is important to know that help is available. Telephone counseling is ready for people with suicidal thoughts around the clock. Anonymous support can be reached on the phone numbers (08 00) 111 0 111 or (08 00) 111 0 222. The children's and youth phone also offers support for young people. In emergencies, those affected can contact the emergency services under 112. The situation remains tense and the authorities are working to bring light into the dark.