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Train services in Germany have gradually resumed following a significant disruption caused by technical issues with the GSM-R digital radio communication system. The outage, which affected the German railway network extensively, led to a complete halt of train operations across the country.
Starting on June 23, trains operated by Deutsche Bahn (DB) began to return to service after the technical problems were addressed. Reports indicate that the issues were widespread, necessitating a comprehensive recovery effort to restore normalcy to rail transport throughout Germany. The repair work appears to have been successful, allowing the gradual restart of train services.
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