On Tuesday, trains services between Geneva and Lausanne were halted after the ground near part of the rail network collapsed in Tolochenaz near Morges. © Hai Huy Ton That | Dreamstime.comTrains started operating between the two cities early on Friday morning after a 3-day hiatus. From 5 am on Friday trains started running but were required to slow to 20 km/h on the section of track where subsidence has occurred, reducing the speed and number of trains on the route. This has reduced the number of trains to four an hour instead of the six that normally run. Trains may begin running at normal speeds again next Tuesday, however a full return to normal is not expected for at least two weeks, said the rail operator.

Source: Le News November 13, 2021 12:31 UTC