[The Dutch railway network was deliberately damaged and transportation was interrupted in many places] September 15th, the Dutch railway infrastructure operator stated on September 15, local time, that railway transportation in many places in the country was interrupted due to faults. It was initially determined that the faults were caused by deliberate sabotage. It is said that at around 5:30 a.m. that day, railway safety systems in at least 20 different locations malfunctioned, causing the system to be unable to confirm whether there were trains running on the tracks and the relevant signal lights turning red. Staff also found items deliberately placed on the tracks in many locations, including iron pipes. It is reported that since all fault points have not yet been determined, staff need to investigate and repair section by section along the railway. It is not yet known when railway transportation will return to normal. It is understood that the faulty lines are mainly between Utrecht and the north and east of the Netherlands, affecting railway transportation across the country. The identity of the vandals and their motives are currently unclear, and the investigation is ongoing. (CCTV News)