Tokyo: Chuo Line Partly Halted Due to Incident at JR Kunitachi Station
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17:03 JST, January 28, 2024
Service on the JR Chuo Line was suspended following an incident at Kunitachi Station at around 4 p.m. Sunday.
The incident forced rapid trains on the line to be halted between Tokyo and Takao stations.
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