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'There are severe penalties for this kind of sabotage around the railway, up to fifteen years in prison'
The AD podcast 'Praat mee met AD' discusses a recurring train disruption caused by sabotage. The article highlights that authorities impose strict punishments for such acts, including potential prison sentences of up to fifteen years. Despite these severe legal consequences, incidents continue to occur, prompting public debate on the effectiveness of current measures against railway interference. The discussion emphasizes the serious nature of these offenses and their impact on public transport reliability.
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