Floods ravage vast rail mileages.

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TextPublication details: [S.l. : s.n.], 1974Description: [4] p. : illSubject(s):

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Subject: Chaotic flooding leaving a massive trail of damage to permanent way and properties, estimated to run into millions of dollars, paralyzed 3 major rail systems in 1973-4. 2 key inland routes were severed in the havoc, and out of action for prolonged periods, causing considerable difficulties in rehabilitation and revenue losses

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Reprinted from: Railway and Urban Transportation; 1974; vol.23, no.2; p. 20-21

Chaotic flooding leaving a massive trail of damage to permanent way and properties, estimated to run into millions of dollars, paralyzed 3 major rail systems in 1973-4. 2 key inland routes were severed in the havoc, and out of action for prolonged periods, causing considerable difficulties in rehabilitation and revenue losses

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