There can be no sabotage when YHT starts the voyage: Transport, Maritime and Communication Minister Elvan said, “I hope we will not experience these sabotage in the next period. "After the signal tests are completed, they cannot do these as soon as the train starts running."
TBMM - Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Minister Lütfi Elvan, regarding the sabotage on the Ankara-Istanbul High Speed Train (YHT) line, said, “I hope we will not experience these sabotage in the next period. "After these signal tests are completed, they cannot do them as soon as the train starts running."
Elvan answered the questions of the AA correspondent regarding the sabotages during the test drives and certification processes on the Ankara-Istanbul YHT line, which is planned to be opened at the end of this month.
On the question of whether there is a new date for the opening of the Ankara-Istanbul YHT, Elvan said, “Friends are working, they are dealing with repairs. Then we will complete the tests ”.
Elvan, in response to the question on what measures to prevent sabotage, said the governorates, the gendarmerie had increased security measures.
Elvan who spoke with the Governors every day, continued his words as follows:
“I hope we will not live in the next period. After these signal tests are completed, they cannot do these sabotage as soon as the train starts running. If they make an attempt anywhere, we detect it instantly. Because the system is then completely connected to the center. They can detect that location from the center. Therefore, our troubled process is until the high-speed train starts running. After that, we will not have trouble. "
- "We are trying"
When asked whether the opening will reach the end of June, Elvan replied, "Let's see, we're trying".
When asked about how sabotage could be carried out so easily, Elvan said, “Unfortunately, they are removing thick concrete covers. They need to cut it with special scissors. They cut them in 60 locations and 200 different locations, ”he said.
Minister Elvan, said the work continues on the ticket prices.
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