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Hostage Crisis On Swiss Train, Suspect With An Axe, WhatsApp Negotiations
A hostage situation on a train in the west of Switzerland on Thursday night ended with the suspect killed in a police raid and the hostages safely freed, authorities said.
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Evacuation Train, Service Dogs, Medical Aid: Swiss Army Leaves No Stone Unturned For Davos Security
While Davos has not seen any major security issue in over 50 years of hosting the WEF meeting, insiders say that the military cog has always been the best here when it comes to coordinating between various units.
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Like Clock: World's Longest Passenger Train Winds Through Swiss Alps
The world's longest passenger train -- an assembly of 100 connected coaches measuring nearly two kilometres -- wound through breath-taking scenery in the Swiss Alps Saturday.
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"On This Train Until Wimbledon," Says Roger Federer As Swiss Legend Returns
Roger Federer was due to play in the May 2-9 Madrid Open, but made a late decision to switch to the lower-profile Geneva event where he should have a better chance of getting on a roll.
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Roger Federer, Serena Williams Among Entries For Australian Open
There was a question mark over Roger Federer, who warned this month he was in a "race against time" to be fit after two rounds of knee surgery but he has begun training in Dubai.
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21-Year-Old Arrested By Police In Swiss Capital After 'Bomb Threat'
Police in the Swiss capital of Berne on Friday arrested a man carrying objects wrapped in wires in what they called a suspected bomb threat that forced the closure of an area near the city's main train station for several hours.
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64-Year-Old Woman Dies In Switzerland After Sled Plunges Off Cliff Into Train Tracks
A 64-year-old woman died in the Swiss Alps Monday after her sled veered off course and plunged off a cliff onto train tracks below, police said.
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Switzerland Plans For Zero Air Pollution Travel
Imagine getting from home to work without a carbon footprint, whether one is traveling by train, car or bike. Switzerland has envisioned it, put it to test and is on verge of making it an option for every citizen. By 2022, the Green Class Project could become a part of Swiss lifestyle, so every single citizen could travel without causing any pollut...
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World's Longest Tunnel Opens Regular Service In Switzerland
Regular rail service through the world's longest tunnel began on Sunday, carrying passengers deep under the Swiss Alps from Zurich to Lugano.
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Coming Soon, Trains With Glass Ceiling Coaches. Kashmir To Get The First
Train passengers and tourists can now look forward to travelling in state-of-the-art luxurious coaches with glass ceilings and equipped with infotainment system, similar to that in Switzerland.
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Swiss Find Dead Pilot From Crashed Air Force Jet
Search parties have found the body of a Swiss air force fighter pilot whose jet crashed in the Alps on Monday during a training exercise, the defence ministry said on Wednesday.
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'We Hope And Pray': Swiss Air Force Jet Goes Missing, Search Launched
The Swiss military has launched a search for a pilot and his plane after a fighter aircraft belonging to the country's air force went missing during a training exercise on Monday.
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Swiss Attack Suspect's Residence In Liechtenstein Searched
Swiss police say a search has been carried out at the residence in neighboring Liechtenstein of a man who attacked passengers on a train with a knife and burning liquid.
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Swiss Train Attacker Dies Of Injuries: Police
A man who carried out a stabbing and arson attack on a Swiss train, killing one and injuring five others, has died in hospital, police said today.
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Woman Dies Of Injuries After Swiss Train Attack: Police
One of six people injured when a man started a fire on a train carriage in Switzerland and stabbed passengers has died of her injuries, police said today.
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Hostage Crisis On Swiss Train, Suspect With An Axe, WhatsApp Negotiations
A hostage situation on a train in the west of Switzerland on Thursday night ended with the suspect killed in a police raid and the hostages safely freed, authorities said.
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Evacuation Train, Service Dogs, Medical Aid: Swiss Army Leaves No Stone Unturned For Davos Security
While Davos has not seen any major security issue in over 50 years of hosting the WEF meeting, insiders say that the military cog has always been the best here when it comes to coordinating between various units.
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Like Clock: World's Longest Passenger Train Winds Through Swiss Alps
The world's longest passenger train -- an assembly of 100 connected coaches measuring nearly two kilometres -- wound through breath-taking scenery in the Swiss Alps Saturday.
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"On This Train Until Wimbledon," Says Roger Federer As Swiss Legend Returns
Roger Federer was due to play in the May 2-9 Madrid Open, but made a late decision to switch to the lower-profile Geneva event where he should have a better chance of getting on a roll.
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Roger Federer, Serena Williams Among Entries For Australian Open
There was a question mark over Roger Federer, who warned this month he was in a "race against time" to be fit after two rounds of knee surgery but he has begun training in Dubai.
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21-Year-Old Arrested By Police In Swiss Capital After 'Bomb Threat'
Police in the Swiss capital of Berne on Friday arrested a man carrying objects wrapped in wires in what they called a suspected bomb threat that forced the closure of an area near the city's main train station for several hours.
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64-Year-Old Woman Dies In Switzerland After Sled Plunges Off Cliff Into Train Tracks
A 64-year-old woman died in the Swiss Alps Monday after her sled veered off course and plunged off a cliff onto train tracks below, police said.
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Switzerland Plans For Zero Air Pollution Travel
Imagine getting from home to work without a carbon footprint, whether one is traveling by train, car or bike. Switzerland has envisioned it, put it to test and is on verge of making it an option for every citizen. By 2022, the Green Class Project could become a part of Swiss lifestyle, so every single citizen could travel without causing any pollut...
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World's Longest Tunnel Opens Regular Service In Switzerland
Regular rail service through the world's longest tunnel began on Sunday, carrying passengers deep under the Swiss Alps from Zurich to Lugano.
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Coming Soon, Trains With Glass Ceiling Coaches. Kashmir To Get The First
Train passengers and tourists can now look forward to travelling in state-of-the-art luxurious coaches with glass ceilings and equipped with infotainment system, similar to that in Switzerland.
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Swiss Find Dead Pilot From Crashed Air Force Jet
Search parties have found the body of a Swiss air force fighter pilot whose jet crashed in the Alps on Monday during a training exercise, the defence ministry said on Wednesday.
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'We Hope And Pray': Swiss Air Force Jet Goes Missing, Search Launched
The Swiss military has launched a search for a pilot and his plane after a fighter aircraft belonging to the country's air force went missing during a training exercise on Monday.
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Swiss Attack Suspect's Residence In Liechtenstein Searched
Swiss police say a search has been carried out at the residence in neighboring Liechtenstein of a man who attacked passengers on a train with a knife and burning liquid.
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Swiss Train Attacker Dies Of Injuries: Police
A man who carried out a stabbing and arson attack on a Swiss train, killing one and injuring five others, has died in hospital, police said today.
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Woman Dies Of Injuries After Swiss Train Attack: Police
One of six people injured when a man started a fire on a train carriage in Switzerland and stabbed passengers has died of her injuries, police said today.
