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Belgium’s national railway company SNCB is continuing to run additional trains to the coast on Wednesday, due to an influx of visitors taking advantage of the sunny weather.

Illustration picture taken during a strike of the railway personnel, during a national 24 hours strike organised by the ABVV - FGTB and ACV - CSC Unions, Monday 29 March 2021 at the Brussel-Zuid - Bruxelles-Midi station in Brussels. The strike was called after negotiations for a new interprofessional agreement between employers and trade unions regarding wages failed. BELGA PHOTO BENOIT DOPPAGNE
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Trains will be severely disrupted from Monday 30 May at 22.00 and all day Tuesday 31 May, due to a trade union national day of action, announced SNCB.

Illustration picture shows a sea gull at the Oostende train station, Saturday 20 February 2021. (BELGA PHOTO KURT DESPLENTER)
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Rail traffic to and from the Belgian coast will be diverted or limited for five weekends in a row from Saturday 23 April due to works, Bruzz reports.

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM: Illustration picture shows a passenger at the Brussels North railway station (BELGA PHOTO KRISTOF VAN ACCOM)
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SNCB suffered a recurring operating loss of €401.9 million in 2021, against a backdrop of a fall in the number of passengers transported, the Belgian rail operator has announced.

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The Belgian government has ordered an independent study into the role of the SNCB in the deportations directed by the Nazi authorities during the second world war.

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A fridge, a wedding suit and a double bass were among the items left behind on trains and in stations last year, the SNCB has revealed.

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Belgian rail operator SNCB has adapted its schedule, which will see a few more services in Brussels. Several more towns and cities in Flanders will have direct lines to Brussels.

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The SNCB’s monopoly on domestic rail travel in Belgium is set to be guaranteed for a further 10 years, federal mobility minister Georges Gilkinet announced this week.

A man reads the book "het Vuur" by Bart Koubaa in the Oostende-Brussels train. (BELGA PHOTO LIEVEN VAN ASSCHE)
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Two book exchange cabinets have been installed in SNCB stations in the Brussels region.

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