Sentence examples for damaged railway from inspiring English sources

Northeast: Train services disrupted by heavy rains and ensuing landslides in Assam, that damaged railway tracks, have been partially restored between Assam and the northeastern states of Tripura, Mizoram and Manipur.

Angry students in various parts of Bihar damaged railway property and disrupted train traffic, as a protest.

Damaged railway tracks and roads have hampered the aid effort.

However, some PMO units began their actions (cutting telegraph wires, damaging railways, etc).

Blowing up the bridge also damaged the railway line.

The storms battering the West Country have badly damaged the railway where it runs right by the edge of the sea at Dawlish in Devon.

In Dawlish, people have been evacuated from their homes after a previous storm washed away the embankment and damaged the railway track.

Winds in the city reached 60 mph (95 km/h), and the flooding severely damaged the railway to nearby Tybee Island.

In 1941, St Andrew's suffered 20 direct hits from Luftwaffe bombing, which destroyed the roof of the Kop, badly damaged the Railway End, and forced the team to play elsewhere.

But the conflict has forced many businesses to close and has heavily damaged roads, railways, heating and gas infrastructure.

These can detect not just footsteps ten metres or so either side of a buried cable, but also a low-flying drone passing overhead, vandals damaging a railway line, a terrorist burying a bomb beside a roadway or someone probing the ground trying to find a pipeline from which to steal oil.