New Fyra train connection Amsterdam and Brussels in Europe of high-speed railway network, proud to launch the so-called "missing link". Now the Italian manufacturing train in action missing.
Technical problems has been plagued by the train - can go 250 km (155 miles) - because they enter service last month. Delayed again and again to the Netherlands and Belgium's capital, should be more than one hour short Fyra training than regular service to replace.
Last Friday, Belgium officials say, enough, and stop the service. Belgian railway supervisor meeting on Monday to discuss the next step. The Dutch transport minister, and at the same time, has warned that it could take several months Fyra train back on track.



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