Danish police guard a train carrying migrants, mainly from Syria and Iraq, at Rodby train station, south of Denmark on September 9, 2015. -Reuters
COPENHAGEN: Denmark’s train operator said early Thursday it expected rail traffic across the German border to resume later in the day, after police ordered services to be suspended due to an influx of migrants.
However, a busy ferry crossing would remain closed to trains, a day after hundreds of migrants refused to disembark from services arriving from Germany, Denmark’s southern neighbour, demanding to continue on to Sweden instead.
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