Tree crash in Hans-Otto-Straße: Tram traffic in Prenzlauer Berg temporarily stopped

Tree crash in Hans-Otto-Straße: Tram traffic in Prenzlauer Berg temporarily stopped

In Prenzlauer Berg, an incident occurred: a tree fell on the overhead line of the tram in Hans-Otto-Straße and damaged it. The fire brigade, the volunteer fire brigade and the armory group were immediately called to the site to remedy the damage incurred. Unfortunately, the tram traffic will not be able to take place as usual next Monday.

The incident occurred in Hans-Otto-Straße and the adjacent John-Schehrstraße. The overhead line of the tram was affected by the fallen tree. The city of Berlin immediately used all available emergency services to cope with the situation and carry out the repair work.

Both the regular fire brigade and the volunteer fire brigade were alerted to remove the tree and repair the damaged overhead line. In addition, the armor group was consulted for support. Together they work on eliminating the damage as soon as possible.

Unfortunately, the tram traffic will not be carried out next Monday due to the repair work. Commuters and passengers must therefore use alternative means of transport to get their goal. However, it should be noted that the responsible authorities do everything they can to restore tram traffic as soon as possible

The damage to the overhead line is an unforeseen incident that brings unforeseen inconvenience. Nevertheless, it is reassuring to know that the emergency services are already on site and work with high pressure to fix the damage. As soon as the repair work has been completed and security is guaranteed again, the tram traffic on Hans-Otto-Straße can be resumed.

It remains to be hoped that the incident will not bring any further consequences and that the repair work can be completed quickly. Public transport plays a crucial role in the mobility of the Berlin population, and a quick restoration of tram traffic is of great importance for residents and commuters in Prenzlauer Berg.