AICHI, Apr 14 (News On Japan) –
The morning commute was disrupted on April thirteenth when a Turkish man entered railway tracks in Aisai City, Aichi Prefecture, resulting in a suspension of practice companies for about one hour.
According to police and different authorities, a number of reviews had been acquired at round 7:45 a.m. on April thirteenth indicating that an individual had entered the tracks close to a bridge over the Nikko River on the Meitetsu Tsushima Line in Aisai City.
Police officers rushed to the scene and arrested Isik Ozgur, a 32-year-old man of Turkish nationality with no listed occupation, on the spot on suspicion of violating the Railway Business Act by getting into the tracks with no legitimate cause.
Ozgur was reportedly shirtless and carrying instruments on the time, and police are at present investigating his motive and different particulars surrounding the incident.
As a results of the disruption, companies on the Meitetsu Tsushima Line had been suspended for roughly one hour between Sukaguchi Station and Tsushima Station, affecting round 2,500 passengers.
Source: 東海テレビ ニュースONE